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After countless rumors and guesses, finally the remakes of the fourth generation games of the main Pokémon franchise have been revealed: Brilliant Diamond Pokémon e Pokémon shining pearl, and will be released at the end of 2021. The remakes will maintain the aesthetics of the game, updated with a very beautiful and colorful new style that mixes the look of classic games with the latest remakes of Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu e Let's Go Eevee.
As with the original games, players will be able to choose between the three original starter Pokémon: Turtwig, Chimchar e Piplup. In turn, the Legendary Pokémon for Brilliant Diamond will Dialga with Palkia for Shining Pearl. This time, the remakes are being developed by ILCA, Inc., the studio behind the Pokémon Home. Yuichi Ueda of ICLA and Junichi Masuda from Game Freak are directing the games.
In a press release, The Pokémon Company said that Brilliant Diamond e Shining Pearl have been updated to include “gamer conveniences” that have since appeared in more recent Pokémon games, as well as “up close and personal Pokémon battle scenes”. That is, the essence and history of the original games will be preserved, but new gameplay mechanics will be included to attract new players.
pokemon diamond e Pearl were originally released in 2006 in Japan and came to the West in 2007. Part of the fourth generation of Pokémon games, they were released for the Nintendo DS.
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The big news of the presentation was on of the new open world Pokémon game, called Pokemon Legends: Arceus, which will come to Nintendo Switch in early 2022.
The game trailer shows a trainer being introduced to three starter Pokémon from a variety of regions: Rowlet from Alola, Cyndaquil from Johto and Oshawott from Unova. The game takes place in the region of Sinnoh, and features trainers that look like the trainers you play as in Diamond and Pearl, but with a Japanese twist from feudal times.
In addition, the game introduces new mechanics to the series as throwing old Poké Balls at wild Pokémon seems to capture them, without the need to fight. You'll also be able to sneak through bushes and explore a variety of areas in Sinnoh to catch different types of Pokémon. And of course, you'll still need to battle your way through certain parts of the game, beat opponents, and cross obstacles.
Arceus, the almighty god-like Pokémon of the title, also plays an important role in the game. Unfortunately, details such as the legendary Pokémon and the game's history were not revealed, but from the visuals we can already see that Pokémon Legends is a clear evolution of its more recent predecessors. Pokémon Sword & Shield.
And you Pokémon trainer, what did you think of the news for the series of pocket monsters?
