Pokémon Pokopia: Bubbly Basin
Expectations are high as we journey to the ocean floor to discover a whole new world beneath the surface in Pokopia's new expansion.
Expectations are high as we journey to the ocean floor to discover a whole new world beneath the surface in Pokopia's new expansion.
That's just in its first four months on sale, but the figures are set to rise soon thanks to its DLC plans.
The first part of the Expansion Pass launches on 5 August, exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2.
The Wish Pokémon is bringing the next themed event to the cosy game.
There's plenty of new content coming.
Both Pokémon games released in the last quarter have sold 4 million units, and Tomodachi Life is close behind.
Even though the company is breaking sales records left and right, its stock prices are plummeting, and investors fear that the Switch 2 is bleeding money.
By completing as many jumps as possible, either alone or with friends, you can win prizes.
The Swedish furniture company Ikea and Nintendo has worked together before, most famously with Animal Crossing, and now they're at it again.
A few confusing quest issues have been tackled too.
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A few pesky issues are being squashed in the first patch for the game.
The life-sim title has been a big hit so far.
New friends and new decorative items await us.
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We've collated a few bits of advice that we wish we knew before we started our Pokopia adventure.
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Director Takuto Edagawa: "I can't give you a specific number of people, but this is the largest number of people who have been involved in any title developed by Omega Force."
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Early one morning, we boarded a flight to Nintendo's headquarters in Frankfurt to familiarise ourselves with half a dozen upcoming titles for Switch 2. Here is our account of Pokémon Pokopia.
The event in London will feature a first taste of the coming life-sim title.
Depressed Pikachu? Snorlax covered in moss? What is going on here?
In addition, the cartridge will have a premium price in Japan, matched only by Mario Kart World.
The lovely life-sim game will arrive in 2026.