Nintendo has confirmed that Pokemon Sun and Moon will be getting its own playable demo on October 18.
The demo will be available on Nintendo 3DS through the eShop marketplace, giving you a small taste of the upcoming RPG.
Those who download and play the trial version before the game launches on November 23 will receive a special variant of Greninja to be used on their adventure.
Details on the demo may be sparse at the moment, but Nintendo did reveal some of the evolutions for Sun and Moon’s starter Pokemon. They’re fabulously adorable.
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You can check out all the new additions in the trailer below:
The trailer also confirmed that Mega Evolutions from Pokemon X and Y are back, letting you transform a select number of creatures into powerful variants using a Z-Ring.
Another new addition is Wi-Fi Plaza, an online social space with a selection of minigames and shops for players to visit. There is a tonne of stuff on offer, and we can’t wait to get stuck in .
Are you excited for the Pokemon Sun and Moon? Let us know in the comments.
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