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The button on the Poke Ball Plus isn’t just a button. It’s a small analog stick that you can click by pressing in. It serves as both the left analog stick on the Switch and the A button. A second, non-analog-stick button is hidden behind a small circle on the red half of the ball and works as a B button. It’s also equipped with motion controls, for detecting when you “throw” it (flick your wrist, ideally with the Pokemon tethered to your hand by the included lanyard). While you can’t play many games with these controls, access to an analog stick and the A and B buttons are enough for playing Pokemon Let’s Go, Pikachu and Let’s Go, Eevee without a Joy-Con or other controller.

The stick is backlit with a colored light, which indicates the status of your Pokemon or the results of your attempt to catch one. When trying to catch a Pokemon in Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu, the Poke Ball Plus vibrates and the light blinks yellow before finally turning green when a Pokemon is caught. I played the game at E3 entirely with the Poke Ball Plus. Besides functioning as a controller, the Poke Ball Plus has a few other advantages. First, it includes a rare Mew Pokemon for Pokemon Let’s Go, Pikachu and Let’s Go, Eevee, transferable into the game when you connect the ball. Mew is notable as the rarest Pokemon in the first generation of the series, originally only available via trades at special events. Parking World Build And Manage

Second, the Poke Ball Plus lets you train your Pokemon in the game just by walking around. You can store a companion Pokemon in the controller and keep it with you all day. As you walk, a step counter in the controller gives that Pokemon experience. When you return to the game, your companion Pokemon will be stronger. Third, if you play Pokemon Go, the Poke Ball Plus acts as a Pokemon Go Plus accessory. Pairing it with the app lets you catch Pokemon without looking at your phone, signaling with lights and vibration that a wild Pokemon is nearby and letting you catch it with a press of a button.

The Poke Ball Plus is a fun way to control Let’s Go, Eevee/Pikachu, and it has just enough controls to be fully functional when playing with the Switch in docked mode. It ultimately feels more like a novelty than anything else, though, and the Joy-Cons work just as well to handle every aspect of catching and battling Pokemon. Unless you’re deep into Pokemon Go, really want to enjoy the benefits of walking around with your Pokemon, or just need a Mew on your team, it isn’t a vital part of the game.

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