Pokémon: Let’s Go, Eevee! (Nintendo Switch) (European Version)

It was a gift.

Gracias me gustó mucho.

I should start off saying I’m biased, I started off playing the originals and still have a working gameboy with curly q light that I hope stays working till I have children so they too can enjoy this world. Now for the review at the time of this writing I’ve got about 20+ hours or so in and it’s great! The graphics are quite pleasing and the game is smooth as butter on a hot July day, my only real complaints (and it’s mostly me being picky) are the interaction with Pokémon Go and being able to catch/ transfer some of those Pokémon into your play through. One it takes quite awhile to progress through the game before you can even do it and second it’s kind of a pain in the rear. My other issue is with the scaling when it comes to riding some of the Pokémon, I received an Arcanine from an in game NPC after answering a series of questions (easy enough) but once I pulled out the Pokémon it covers half of the darn screen! Now I had not connected my switch to a television when dealing with this so it may scale appropriately on a TV or monitor but on the handheld it’s simply way too much. All in all the game is wonderful and brings back many memories and has created more in the process. I wish the best of luck to all fellow trainers!

Came very quickly and it is nice to play a Pokémon game again that is like the first one ever made.

Interesting game for children, keeps them entertained. Very nice, detailed images.

The original game in 3D is beautiful! The pokemon battles are great. You can really feel the closeness you get to your pokemon as you play. Catching system is very different than any other Pokemon game Ive played outside of GO.

Grandkids love it!

Very nice graphics and gameplay, but the storyline is standard run-of-the-mill Pokemon fare, though. The control scheme can also take some getting used to (in tv mode you use only one joycon to manuever but in handheld mode you control in game actions normally with both; in each, motion control plays the significant part in catching Pokemon). Still, this is a very fun game to play and will be enjoyed by Pokemon fans and enthusiasts of all ages.

As a person who played the original Pokémon upon release I don’t know why ppl hate this game so much. It’s fun! Sure the catch mechanics are different but most ppl don’t catch them all anyway. This is a great revisit to the Kanto region. As a gen 1 vet I approve. Btw all Pokémon games are easy

Bought this as a gift for my niece, I have it too. Its a lot of fun and a great starter game for younger gamers.