Nintendo Pokemon: Lets Go Pikachu,Multiplayer, Kids

Good game but only gen 1 pokemon. 151 pokemon in total, great pokemon game for starters, arrived early than I thought it would, great packaging.

Delivered a day b4 the estimated date. Product is very good. It contains the Pikachu & Evee themed console , Joycons and dock module. Best part is that you can charge all these modules with Type c charger ( 1.5A). The game is preinstalled unlike mentioned by the seller. To access the game you have to create a Nintendo ID. While creating this id make sure that you set your place to United States and create so that you can access the nintendo e mart through which you will be downloading the game. I failed to activate at first time since I gave the time zone as India. Make sure that while creating the nintendo id you select a timezone from the regions where e-mart is available.Also you get a free Mew for your console. Just connect your pokeball and from the options check the option for gift.

This game is really fun - even for a hardcore gamer like me! I'm a huge Pokémon fan, and loved this game! It's really fun, with HD graphics and Pokémon showing in the overworld. Pokémon follow us and we can ride some if them too! A really great game indeed!

Quick delivery, preloaded Pokemon game. No issue so far. Configuration of pokeball with mobile was hard as there were no instructions given. Make sure you make US as a country to play the games on it

I bought this recently even though the new version of Switch (not Switch Lite, which in my view is a waste of money) was recently released due to the obnoxiously high price of Pokeball Plus (which is a must've if you're gonna play Pokemon games on Switch) and the Let's Go Eevee game itself.The price here seems reasonable as when you add up the full price for the set it comes up to 32K as well - Console itself averages 22-24K + 3.7 - 4K for the Pokeball Plus (which is not available in Indian retail so one must order it online, which adds more custom duty price) + beyond 4K for the game itself averaging 30-32K INR.Anyway price tag withstanding, the gaming library is excellent. For Indian gamers, getting games physically outside of the flagships (Mario, Zelda, Pokemon etc.) will be hard but one can buy Nintendo e-shop cards off of websites like Play-Asia using a credit card or PayPal accounts to buy them. And if you do, you'll be thrown into the world of some marvellous titles like Fire Emblem Three Houses, Dragon Quest series and all. The library itself makes the hefty price tag for the console worth it.While Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu/Eevee is a remake of the third game in the series Pokemon Yellow, it implements a lot of new mechanics into the series. Now catching Pokemon is styled similar to Pokemon Go and first for the series, the game supports local co-op gaming where you can team-up with one of your friend or family member to battle or catch Pokemon alongside you. Another big change to the game is removal of PC, now you can have access to Pokemon you catch from at any moment without having to visit a Pokemon Centre to access the PC. This is an excellent change for some of the meta players out there. Another juicy change for meta players is the addition of the AV mechanic. There are some flaws to the games as well. For e.g limited Pokedex (Although this might be because it's a remake of Yellow), removal of GTS, and requirement of Nintendo Switch (similar to Xbox Live and Playstation Plus) to play online (costs about 1.5K INR for a year worth of subscription). Another noteworthy thing is that the game doesn't support PokeBank, so you cannot transfer your Pokemon any of the previous games so far. Although a similar app is announced by Nintendo, so this won't be a problem in the future.Aside from the game, the console has quite a limited life if you play triple A games on handled (ranges from 2 and a half to 6 hours). Another problem I noticed was the Wi-Fi receiver is weak, so you'll barely get 1-2 signal if you're not in the same room as the router. Also the handheld mode is a tad too uncomfortable to play with due to the sheer size of the console (it's fixable using some handheld accessories though). Also, the analog sticks are too small and lack grip (fixable using third party accessories).All in all, the game library makes it a must-buy console for any gamer. Although the hardware faults, hard to access software titles and the higher price tag for a console with lower performance value than PS4 (Pro) and Xbox (S) might make it a confusing buy for some. Still, I'd recommend it if you can afford the higher-priced games (the games generally cost more than an average PS4 game) and have means of purchasing them.

You can never go wrong with a Pokemon game ^_^. Of course the game is good. If you are a Pokemon fan, you won't regret buying it.

Excellent game with great graphics

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