I’ve always loved Pokémon: Let’s Go, this is a simpler Switch Pokémon game made for new Switch Pokémon games player and fans of Pokémon GO.
Traditional Pokémon games always have great depth and mechanics and hard for new Pokémon player to get start. In Pokémon Let’s Go, Game Freak removed most of these mechanics and aiming to be an even more accessible and kid-friendly experience.
What is Pokémon: Let’s Go.?
Pokémon: Let’s Go Pikachu / Eevee is the Generation VII Nintendo Switch Pokémon game, it will take us back to the Kanto region, where the original Pokémon games were set. Players will start off in Pallet Town, meet Professor Oak and encounter the 151 original Pokémon.
Just as it was in Pokémon yellow where your Pikachu would always follow you around in the overworld, your Pikachu or your Eevee on Pokémon: Lets Go won’t stay inside their pokeballs. Instead, they’ll always be visible in the overworld sitting on your shoulders. Additionally, whichever Pokémon is at the top of your party will follow you around in the overworld, you can also ride certain Pokémon.
What is Pokémon: Go?
Pokémon GO is the game made the world obsessed with catching Pokémon. Pokémon Go uses augmented reality technology. It combines a real world map, and superimposes virtual cartoon images to the physical world in the cameras of mobile phones. Players walk around hunting for Pokémons, short for Pocket Monsters. When they appear on their phone’s screen, players can catch them, train them, and battle other monsters.
Pokémon: is the biggest game of 2016. People bend over their mobile phones while walking outside, they are on the hunt for Pokémons.
Pokémon: Let’s Go Pikachu / Eevee vs. Pokémon Go, What is Different?
Console RPG Game vs. Augmented Reality Game
One of the distinct features of Pokémon Go is that it makes players actually need to leave their homes and walk around in the city for encountering wild Pokémon. There are many regional exclusives Pokémon that can only be found and captured in different parts of the world. Pokémon Go uses augmented reality to enhance the real world.
Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu/ Eevee, unlike Pokémon GO, the story takes place in the virtual Pokémon universe in the Switch console. Player can use controller to move the character like other video game. Combining elements from Pokémon GO and the classic Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow games on the Gameboy, Pokémon: Let’s Go will allow players to collect and battle Pokémon on the portable-ready Nintendo Switch.
2 Player Cooperated
Pokémon: let’s go Pikachu / Eevee will also feature local co-op multiplayer options at any time. A second player can join the game by shaking the second Joy-Con controller. Once the second player joins, the game trainer battles are no longer regular fights and instead turn into two versus one fight with each player controlling a Pokémon in the battle. During wild Pokémon encounters, each trainer can throw berries and pokéballs at the wild Pokémon. This feature is amazing, I can play Let’s Go with my families, kids will absolutely love it.
Master Training
Post-game is quite important in every Pokémon game, and this is one area where let’s go won’t be holding back. master trainers will serve as the bulk of let’s goes post-game activities. There are 151 master trainers in the game in total, one for each variety of cantos Pokémon. each trainer will be the ultimate trainer of their corresponding Pokémon. So, for example, you’ll train with your Pikachu and then take it to the Pikachu master trainer. If you beat that trainer, you’ll receive the Pikachu title. Beat all 151 to become the ultimate Pokémon master. So now, not only do you have to catch them all, you also have to beat them all which frankly is quite an exciting prospect.
Pokémon: Let’s Go Pikachu / Eevee vs. Pokémon Go, What is The Same?
Original Pokémons
Pokémon were born more than 25 years ago and have continued to emerge across eight generations. With each generation, new Pokémon and new types are added, and to this day, there are 898 Pokémon.
Pokémon: Let’s Go and Pokémon: Go both go back to the beginning, where the original Pokémon games were set. The games have the original 151 Pokémon only.
Wild Pokémon Encounters And Catching
In Pokémon: Let’s Go, Game Freak change wild Pokémon encounters. After you initiate an encounter with a wild Pokémon, you no longer throw out your own Pokémon to whittle down their HP to a level where they’re weak enough to be caught. Instead, the game uses the system used in Pokémon Go where you have the option to either throw berries at Pokémon or throw pokéballs at them.
Throwing pokéballs can be done through buttons as well as by motion controls. Mimicking how the same was done by flicking the touchscreen on Pokémon Go. If you want the feeling of being a real trainer throwing pokéballs, there’s the Poké Ball controller that you can purchase. If you’re not too keen on spending extra money, you can just use your Joy-Con.
Battling And Trading
Pokémon: Let’s Go and Pokémon: Go have similar mechanism of battle and trade. They both allow players to BATTLE and TRADE with people via local wireless and Wi-Fi.
While online trading and battles will be present in the Let’s Go! To do so, however, players will need to have a Nintendo switch online subscription. The Switch’s paid online service will have subscriptions for US $4 / 1 month, US $8 /3 months, and US $20 / 12 months.
Can You Transfer Pokémon from Pokémon: Go to Pokémon: Let’s Go?
Pokémon: Let’s Go! will allow players to connect their Pokémon Go games. There will be a way to transfer Pokémon caught in Pokémon Go to Pokémon: Let’s Go! via Bluetooth. It should be noted that this transfer is only from Go to Let’s Go!, not vice versa.
In place of the Safari Zone will be Go Park, where all the transferred Pokémon will frolic. If you want to add one to your party, approach it in the Go Park and start a battle with it. You’ll catch it the way you catch wild Pokémon. Pokémon with high CP in Pokémon Go will also have high CP in Pokémon Let’s Go!
The Best Starter Pokémon Game on Switch
Pokémon: Let’s Go is the 3DS game launched in 2018, the graphic quality of Pokémon: Let’s Go is not worse than Pokémon: sword and shield, which released in Dem. 2019.
Players will start off in Pallet Town, meet Professor Oak and encounter the 151 original Pokémon. In addition, elements of the Pokémon anime will appear, notably Team Rocket and specific characters.
As remakes of the original games, Pokémon let’s go will once again have Team Rocket as its primary antagonistic organization. And this time, Jessie and James are also going to be joining the party
Imaging you are playing a game almost have same story and characters to the original Pokémon Anime. So, I think, Pokémon: Let’s Go is the best Starter Pokémon game on Switch.
The mainline Switch Pokémon RPG game have continued to be published across eight generations. With each generation, new Pokémon and new story, new mechanics are added, it is hard for new Pokémon player to get start.
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