It’s official! The first deep dive into the world on the Nintendo Switch has a release date, and that date is November 16. Taking players back to the original Kanto region of Pokémon Red, Blue and Yellow, players will once again have a chance to catch ‘em all…provided that they have some extra cash to spend. While Pokémon Let’s Go will have all 150 original Pokémon to trade between players, the first exclusive legendary for the game will be exclusive to the Pokeball accessory.

Nintendo’s E3 direct is set to start in just under an hour. As has become norm for the big N, it’s pre-recorded affair that’ll be showing off a few of their games for the coming year. There’s no real idea of wat to expect. Some believe they’ll have several heavy hitters, while most reasonable people expect a more muted affair.

Don;t fancy the idea of Pokemon Go influencing the upcoming Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee? Well good news then fellas, because Pokemon 2019 will be completely different from those games.

Essentially a remake of Pokémon Yellow, the Eevee and Pikachu chapters in the next Pokémon games aren’t just your regular RPG of exploration and conquering the Pokémon league. They’re also pinching a lot of ideas from the mega-popular Pokémon Go, combining two massive games into one experience.

It’s official! More than a year after it released, the Nintendo Switch finally has an original Pokémon game on the way. Called Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu/Let’s Go Eevee, Nintendo is rolling out a two-pronged nostalgia assault with a few new ideas rolled into one package, and the results look charming to say the least.

Say hello to the next duo of Pokémon games on the Nintendo Switch: Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu and Pokémon Let’s Go Eevee.