"Pokemon Sun and Moon" has officially launched a demo, giving fans a hint of what is going to come their way soon enough. Being part of the ever-growing Pokemon franchise all throughout the years, fans can only expect the best to surface for them and surely, new content has been divulged.
Game Freak and The Pokemon Company has certainly established a massive following for "Pokemon Sun and Moon" over the course of many months since it was announced. The same goes exactly for those who anticipated the demo to come forth, which is over a month away from the anticipated release of the actual game. "Pokemon Sun and Moon" players who managed to get their hands on a demo online have shown portions of what will surface soon enough.
According to Entertainment Weekly, the "Pokemon Sun and Moon" demo showcases the Alolan region to begin with, along with the omission of the Hidden Machines or HMs as some may know. The island itself is said to hold mysteries, wherein players are urged to find out for themselves along the way. One of the more remarkable thoughts within the game is the way the graphics are made, displaying notable realism with it.
It was said that the art style of the "Pokemon Sun and Moon" game is identical to that of "Pokemon X and Y" or the predecessor "Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire." It is showing believable character details and environments as that of the series. Examples include having Meowth as a creature with a big head but is comparably small, staying alongside the Alolan Exeggutor that towers almost over anything.
"Pokemon Sun and Moon" is slated for release in over a month's time, specifically November 18. Both games are priced at $39.96 for each one with the combination of both in a Steelbook Dual Pack is yet to be rated, as per Amazon. The dates for all are still fixed for the time being and will be updated soon enough.
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