But it does mean Game Freak and The Pokemon Company need to put in far more time and money to make the transition work in a way that's faithful to the original game. Beyond basic expectations that Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver would be optimized to take advantage of the Nintendo Switch's more powerful hardware, and both in terms of performance and graphics, Game Freak would need to look at overhauling the games UI and touch-screen capabilities in order for the games to function on a single screen.
For example, the screen would need to be expanded to , the menu system would need to be built into the UI for both moment to moment exploration and Pokemon battles, and certain in-game functions such as the bike would have to be remapped entirely to take advantage of the additional buttons.
There's no question about whether the developer is talented enough or capable of pulling it off, because of course it is, just an acknowledgement that the task may not be as simple as some fans think it is. Unfortunately, the reality is that Nintendo is likely just renewing trademarks before they expire and there are no current plans for Game Freak or The Pokemon Company to bring either of these classic games to Nintendo Switch at the moment.
However, in the past couple of months, there have been multiple rumors suggesting The Pokemon Company has plans for a Pokemon collection of some sort, similar to what Nintendo has done with Super Mario 3D All-Stars and Super Mario's 35th anniversary.
According to the rumors, all signs currently point to Pokemon day February 27 for the big reveal, so whatever games are coming in , it'll be a little while longer before there's any concrete information. Whether it's Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver or the original GameBoy games, players would love to see the second generation on Nintendo Switch, as long as Game Freak puts in the work to make them more than just a barebones port.
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Search alert. Price Minimum Price. The trainer that offers the trade, Ayan, can be found in a house to the east. The Dodrio is named Doris and holds a smoke ball, an item the guarantees the holder can flee from battle. On top of the smoke ball, Doris has an impish nature and the ability Run Away, which has the same effect as the smoke ball. For the next few trades, you will have to beat the elite four and return to Kanato. Here you will find a man in Pewter City named Mondo looking for a Haunter.
The Xatu is nicknamed Paul and will come to you holding a Wacan Berry. To find Magneton, you will need to find Route 10 and enter the power plant. Inside you will find several scientists. For the trade, you will need to speak to Lorenzo, who can be found at the top of the room. Lorenzo will offer you Maggie the Magneton , who is holding a Metal cCat. The Magneton has an impish nature and the ability Magnet Pull, which will keep other Steel-types from fleeing during battle. These next few trades are a bit different and will require you to win battles before gaining access to them.
The first is a trade with Lt. Surge that will pop up after you defeat him two times. He will then trade you a french Pikachu named Volty, who is holding a Yellow Shard. To start this trade, you will need to find the trainer Steven.
To begin, go to Saffron Center and enter the pink house to find a copycat who has lost her doll, afterward, fly to Vermillion city and enter the Pokemon Club, once you talk to the president you will get the doll. After leaving, you will encounter Steven outside.
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