In addition, those who buy the collection will get a free update including the Japanese versions of six Contra games, ranging from Super Contra: Alien No Gyakushu to Contra Spirits. The collection will include Contra's arcade, NES, and Famicon ports, Super Contra's arcade version, Super C for the NES, Contra III and Super Probotector: Alien Rebels for the SNES, Contra: Hard Corps for the Sega Genesis, Probotector for the Sega Mega Drive, and Operation C, previously found on the Nintendo Game Boy. Next up, Konami is bringing out the big guns for the Contra Anniversary Collection. The company had previously teased a handful of games that would be included in the collection, but finally revealed the full 10-game lineup to IGN. Pokémon HOME will launch early next year for iOS, Android, and Nintendo Switch. Pokémon Sleep and the Pokemon Go Plus+ are also due out sometime in 2020. There was also Pokémon HOME, a cloud-based service where trainers can manage their collection free from any specific device. Pokémon HOME will connect with Pokémon GO, Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu!, Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!, the upcoming Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shieldgames, as well as Pokémon Bank. The app can work on its own, or can be paired with the upcoming Pokemon Go Plus+ device, which was also teased at the presser. Other announcements included Pokémon Sleep, an app that will track users' sleeping patterns and their playing habits and will adjust its games accordingly.

Which is great news, considering that its story ended on a cliffhanger. Unfortunately, no other details are available, so it's not clear how long we'll have to wait for closure. will develop an all-new Pokémon title exclusively for the Nintendo console.ĭetails about the game are still shrouded in mystery, but the game will conclude the story that was started by Detective Pikachu for the Nintendo 3DS. Wanting to ride the popularity generated from the Detective Pikachu movie, Creatures, Inc.

The news was announced at the 2019 Pokémon Press Conference, which was held in Tokyo and live-streamed via Twitch. After finding some success on the big screen, Detective Pikachu is headed to Nintendo Switch.

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