Pokemon Sword + Pokemon Sword Expansion Pass - Nintendo Switch

Joguei por 125 horas sem contar a expansão crown tundra, é um diferencial grande ter a expansão.

Sale más barato este formato físico (junio 2021) que la versión digital de la eShop, la tarjeta contiene todos los datos del juego, el único espacio que ocupa en la consola es obvio los datos de guardado. Y el código de regalo de las 100 pokeballs es muy útil para ir completando la Pokedex durante la aventura.

My sister and I have always bought every mainstream Pokémon game since we were kids. I made the mistake of choosing not to buy this generation due to the mediocre reviews, but finally gave in a few weeks ago. I’m so glad that I did, because this might be one of my favorite Pokémon games to date!The online features add virtually infinite content and offer a break from level grinding and the main storyline. They also add a depth of multiplayer that (in my opinion) wasn’t present in previous titles. While none of the new Pokémon have claimed the spot of my favorite, there’s still a level of quality there that’s noticeable and enjoyable. I agree with some that dynamax/Gigantamax might be too similar to features found in past games, but there’s also something indescribably hilarious about sending out a massive, 100 foot tall Magikarp.As far as the story goes, I’m about halfway through my gym badges so I can’t give a conclusive review. However, I will say that I’m LOVING the characters so far! One of the weaknesses of prior games in my opinion is that the personalities will sometimes fall a little flat, but that isn’t an issue here. In my option, the main rival (Hop) is one of the most lovable to date. The other rivals, Bede and Marnie, are also incredibly charming in their own ways! Each gym leader has a unique personality along with their own animations in battle. The soundtrack is lovely from what I’ve heard so far, and the gym music in particular really shines.The primary complaints I’ve seen with this game are 1) that a lot of content is locked behind a paywall and 2) that not all Pokémon have returned in this generation. For the former, I agree that it’s a bit of a bummer that you have to shell out $30 for additional content. I think it’s important to remember though that the amount of content added is truly massive! I’ve spent more time in Dynamax Adventures than I have with the base game, and it really is worth shelling out the extra cash. As nice as free content updates would be, I’m sure creating the new content is costly and time-consuming, so I can understand the additional price tag.As for the second complaint, it really is unfortunate that not all Pokémon made the cut. However, I feel that this was inevitable considering the sheer number of Pokémon that exist now. I’ve tried to avoid looking up which ones don’t exist in the game and haven’t really noticed their absence at all! There are still plenty of options, and the wild area adds plenty of life to the ones that do exist. It doesn’t feel like an incomplete game in the slightest!Overall, I was pleasantly surprised by this game! I’m still invested after several weeks of playing and have had a blast raiding with my friends. The overall vibe is different somehow from previous games, but I don’t think it’s a bad change at all and adds a breath of fresh air to an already great series! If you enjoy the Pokémon games but are hesitant to buy this one because of the mixed reviews, I’d recommend trying it yourself before passing judgement. I didn’t expect to enjoy it, but I’m so glad that I took the chance!

It's decent.

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