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Pokémon Scarlet and Violet Switch XCI Free Download GAMESPACK.NET A new Pokemon generation is coming, and it’s a big change from the standard formula. Nintendo calls Pokemon Scarlet and Pokemon Violet ($59.99 each) the first open-world Pokemon games (realistically it’s just one game, as all Pokemon generations have variant versions with some differences, but that are effectively the same). Based on an hour of hands-on time with a Scarlet/Violet demo on the Nintendo Switch, we suggest that fans who are hungry for an open-world Pokemon game keep their eyes on these upcoming titles that are set to drop on November 18. Let’s get the biggest question about this Pokemon generation out of the way: Yes, it’s an open-world game. Pokemon Scarlet/Violet takes Pokemon Legends: Arceus’ sprawling zones and Pokemon Sword/Shield’s Wild Area and turns them into the entire Paldea region. I explored somewhere between a fifth to a quarter of the demo’s map, and found it huge compared to Sword/Shield’s Wild Area. You get the game’s respective legendary Pokemon, Koraidon or Miraidon, fairly early in the game, and they serve as your steeds rather than party members. For example, you can summon Koraidon, and ride him like a horse. TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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Well, like a horse that can also climb sheer cliffs and glide through the air. The legendary Pokemon combine many qualities of Arceus’ various mountable Pokemon into one unit, giving the open world a Breath of the Wild-like feel by letting you climb and glide nearly anywhere. This traversal is convenient, and made even easier by fast travel points at every Pokemon center you reach. However, this impressive mobility also risks making the game world feel small. We’ll have to wait and see how this plays out in the full game. Taking cues from Arceus, Scarlet/Violet punctuates your galloping adventures with stalking and fighting. All wild Pokemon are visible in the open world, so you can sneak around and send out your own Pokemon to fight the feral creatures. In addition, you can jump into standard Pokemon battles by running into them. This seems more annoying than pace-setting, though, as small Pokemon simply surprise you underfoot. That doesn’t seem to happen with Pokemon trainers, though. Unlike in other Pokemon games where you fight trainers as soon as they spot you, Scarlet/Violet requires you to approach trainers and challenge them to battle.

The World of Pokémon Has Evolved.

If you ask a room full of Pokémon fans what the best generation of games is and why, you’ll receive as many different answers as there are pocket monsters. But when people talk about why they love Gold, Silver, Crystal, and their Nintendo DS remakes so much, what they’re usually thinking about is how expansive and immersive those games felt — both because of their (at the time) massive pokédexes and because of how they allowed you to travel to more than one region. Though Pokémon Scarlet and Violet are set entirely in the new Paldea region, those were some of the feelings I experienced recently while spending a couple hours playing a prerelease build of the games ahead of their launch next month. Between Pokémon Sword and Shield’s wild area and Pokémon Legends: Arceus’ sprawling, traverse-friendly Hisuian wilderness, Game Freak and Nintendo’s plan to release a truly open-world game à la Breath of the Wild has become much clearer in recent years. Imperfect as Pokémon Scarlet’s immediate predecessors have been, as I first released my Koraidon from its pokéball to take the feral dragon-cycle for a test ride, it immediately felt like I was at home and knew where I was going. Senran Kagura Reflexions Switch NSP

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Some of that was because of how much emphasis recent games in the franchise have put on the dream of just wandering around outside with your monster friends. But the bigger reason that Pokémon Scarlet and Violet are going to feel like breaths of fresh air to longtime Pokémon fans has much more to do with how swift the new vehicular legendaries are and how almost every inch of the humongous Paldea region was designed to be explored. Scarlet and Violet aren’t the first Pokémon games to feature rideable pokémon by a long shot, but unlike the transportation monsters of previous generations, Koraidon and its futuristic counterpart Miraidon move with a nimble fluidity that feels like a massive upgrade from Arceus especially. Koraidon and Miraidon’s four distinct forms eliminate the need to hot swap between different kinds of pokémon in order to traverse different kinds of land, which in turn, has the effect of making Paldea feel like a more cohesive, well-thought-out place that’s worth spending time poring over in search of treasure and rare ‘mons. But instead of completely eschewing the stealth mechanic that helped make Arceus feel like an exciting new twist on the franchise.

Meet the New Characters.

Scarlet and Violet bring it back slightly differently. Sneaking up on wild pokémon in tall grass and throwing one of your battlers at them from behind gives you a strategic advantage in battles. While my demo team was already artificially strong enough to plow through the handful of Houndour, Zangoose, and Lechonk I encountered, it’s easy to see how players will be able to use the game’s stealth-based move priority to their advantage when leveling up and targeting specific wild pokémon. While Scarlet and Violet are going to make you work a little bit harder (read: watch some more animations) to fill up their snazzy new take on the pokédex in place of Arceus’ battle-free catching mechanic, the new games also introduce a more casual kind of “Auto Battle.” As you’re journeying across Paldea, Scarlet and Violet allow you to travel with one of your pokémon outside of its ball that, in addition to being cute and walking with you, will periodically run off to pick fights with wild pokémon that are animated, kind of like tussling cartoons that turn into clouds of punching fists. Instead of the outcomes of these battles being determined by how you — the player — fight, the victor’s decided based on a mix of factors. 7 Days to Die

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including which pokémon’s more powerful in terms of its level and which of them has a type advantage working in its favor. Again, because my pokémon were all relatively strong to begin with, I didn’t get a chance to see what happens when your buddy pokémon tries to fight a wild pokémon and ends up getting walloped for its hubris. But I did get to witness my Armarouge mess up a wild Lechonk and bring me back some of its foe’s fur, which was very gross, very cool, and very useful because of how the fur and other resources can be used to create Technical Machines (TMs) in these games. Instead of catching multiples of pokémon as you attempt to help create one of the first pokédexes as a student at either Naranja or Uva Academy, you’re working to build out your personal library of books about pokémon that grows every time you manage to get one to stay inside a pokéball. It’s a very small detail, but the way catching a new species of pokémon is followed up by a zippy animation of a book with that monster spinning into view before slotting itself onto a shelf is beyond satisfying, and the variation in book covers made me want to go out and really focus on completing the pokédex.

The Scarlet Book and Violet Book.

Of course, there wasn’t anywhere near enough time to do that, both because this pokédex is going to be… sizable, let’s say, and because I wanted to see what taking on a proper gym leader and the region’s Star-themed gang was like. Though Brassius, the Grass-type specialist gym leader of Artazon city, was easy enough to take down with a few Fire-types, completing the Gym Test before he would agree to battle me proved to be a bit of a challenge due to time constraints. Hopping on Koraidon to find a bunch of Sunflora “hiding” around the city within a time limit wasn’t hard, per se, but because so much of the terrain and buildings are climbable, I was inclined to waste seconds just in the off chance that the monsters might be tucked away somewhere more unexpected. My brief encounter with Mela and a number of Team Star’s other members was much more straightforward and felt like a slightly remixed approach to the Gym Test / Gym Leader battle one-two punch. Before Mela would fight me while sneering from the top of her monstrous Mad Max-like car, I had to work my way through a series of Auto Battles with her underlings.

Unlike the Auto Battles with wild pokémon, Scarlet and Violet’s challenges involving them require you to be a bit more strategic about how you send out a group of battlers to deal with individual pockets of foes without fainting in the process. Unfair as it felt that literally over a dozen Team Star goons (who are mostly other children you go to school with) were ganging up on me, it was also fun watching my Armarouge, Wiglett, and Farigiraf run around dispatching trios of Torkoal before running up to check in with me. Pokemon Scarlet and Pokemon Violet are less than a month away, and I was lucky enough to go hands-on with a special demo build, specifically of Pokemon Scarlet. I could explore a large area and tackle three main story tasks in any order, and I opted to get a taste of as many things as I could in the hour I had, including the Let’s Go! feature, picnics, a Starfall Street challenge, a Gym Test and battle, plus, character customization. Here are my hands-on impressions of Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, with summaries of everything we know about the games so far. Pokemon Scarlet and Violet both take place in the region of Paldea, widely believed to be inspired by Spain, and perhaps the entirety of the Iberian Peninsula.

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It’s the first truly open-world-style Pokemon game, which should let you go where you want when you want to with three different storylines, all part of your school’s “Treasure Hunt” assignment, to follow at your discretion. These different story paths are Victory Road, with the traditional goal of defeating Gym Leaders to claim the title of Champion; Path of Legends, which tasks you with fighting Titan Pokemon to collect rare Herba Mystica; and Starfall Street, which requires you to infiltrate the delinquent Team Star’s bases and defeat their bosses. In the demo I played, I spawned by the main character’s home with the Legendary Pokemon Koraidon already in tow. In Scarlet, Koraidon serves as your trusty mount that can run, jump, climb, and glide; but in Violet, that role is taken by the Legendary Pokemon Miraidon instead. This is just one of many version differences between Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, which also include other exclusive Pokemon and even different professors. After getting a feel for moving around (and inverting the camera), I set out to have a picnic and check out the new Let’s Go! feature. Land Of The Vikings

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