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Hands On Pokémon Legends: Z-A – Real-time battles are mega
Change is coming with Pokémon Legends: Z-A. Where Pokémon Legends: Arceus looked to redefine the open world experience and catching mechanics of the series, Z-A is bringing a huge overhaul of the combat. Gone is the turn-based battling, in favour of running around battle arenas in real time.
For the first time in a long time, the marketing for a new Pokémon seems to imply that some much-needed changes are coming.
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Catch Every Pokémon World Championships 2025 Announcement Here
This year’s Pokémon World Championships was one for the books with lots of announcements. The heart of the event centered ...
And that brings us up-to-date, and to yesterday’s Legends Z-A trailer. Aping games like Resident Evil, the footage ostensibly created to reveal the existence of a Mega Evolved form of Victreebel ...
“Pokémon” has officially gone next-gen: “Legends: Z-A,” the sequel to 2022’s successful open-world spinoff “Pokémon Legends: ...
Pokémon has many mainline games across its nine generations, but standouts like Emerald and Platinum rank among the all-time ...
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August 17 Will Be a Big or Bad Day For Pokemon Legends: Z-A Fans
Z-A may be getting an update very soon if a big tradition is upheld, but there's no guarantee it'll be the update it needs.
Almost as soon as Pokemon Legends ZA was announced, it didn't take long for trainers to begin speculating which new Mega Evolutions or regional variants might arrive in the game.
Pokemon Legends: Z-A is due out October 16 on Nintendo Switch 2.
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