At the end of each journey, your photos are judged by Professor Mirror. It’s your job to snap away and fill out your Photodex from your NEO One transport as it rolls along its set path. Never has the world of Pokémon felt so alive. Turn a corner to see a Tangrowth cowering behind you, before a Florges poses regally among vibrant flowers. Swanna glide serenely followed by little Duckletts. Hoothoot eyes glow from behind a tree branch. It’s a breath of fresh air: visiting varied biomes with your camera to just… point and shoot. In a time where so many of us have been stuck indoors, this surprise sequel to the cult N64 game provides an opportunity to travel through colourful scenery and live our photographer fantasy – albeit digitally. New Pokemon Snap is set to be released for the Switch on April 30.We’re all going on a Poké holiday.

It’s likely that there will be some sort of social sharing function, where players can upload their snaps and share it with the community, but that remains to be seen. We haven’t really heard any details about online functionality for the game just yet, so it’s not clear what this will entail. In addition to that, the listing also states that the game will support cloud saves, as well as online play. Players still using the Switch’s built-in internal memory will be able to download it comfortably, and it shouldn’t be too much of an issue for those who have adopted micro SD cards. More specifically, we now know the download size for the game for players planning on getting it digitally.įirst off, the download size will be 6.8 GB, which isn’t exactly terribly big for a Switch game. Nintendo and Bandai Namco revealed that New Pokemon Snap would be getting released for the Switch in April, and more details about the game have surfaced on the official eShop listing.

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