
Pokemon Ultra Moon
Game Freak · Nov 17, 2017
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- Pure Nintendo9.6For longtime fans, there are a few new Pokemon added exclusively in Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon and there are more catchable, wild Pokemon than previous games. Unfortunately, for people who played Sun and Moon extensively, you will have to go through quite a bit of old content before you get to the newer content towards the end. That said, Pokemon Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon are the definitive versions of the 4 games.
- TechRaptor7.5Perhaps the next generation, Generation VIII of the franchise, will be the breath of fresh air the series needs. After all, it is planned to be on the Nintendo Switch, which means a ton of new possibilities abound at the developer’s disposal. Perhaps that will be the massive change to the already classic formula the franchise needs. For even a game like Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, which is objectively better than its predecessor, needs a little life breathed into it to escape the tedium.
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Pokemon Ultra Moon
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It has more side quest compared with its previous game (Sun and Moon). It has a little more of story and the villain got a reason to hunt the Ultra Beasts rather that just being crazy of pokemon's beauty. 3 new beast pokemon were added to the pokedex, the legendary hunting was added also and the ultra wormhole is fun and makes a little easy to hunt a shiny but they are just a few pokemons could be caught by this method.
This is essentially a rehashing of Pokémon Moon with some new content thrown in, and while it's fun, the fact that it's a repackaged rehash of the previous game is vaguely annoying. It's still fun, but the gameplay loop of Pokémon feels a bit stale when you're literally revisiting the same story for the second time with a little bit of extra stuff thrown in.
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