Nintendo and The Pokemon Company announced earlier today that both Pokemon FireRed & Pokemon LeafGreen will be arriving on the Nintendo eShop on Pokemon Day which is 27th February. Many…
Nintendo and The Pokemon Company announced earlier today that both Pokemon FireRed & Pokemon LeafGreen will be arriving on the Nintendo eShop on Pokemon Day which is 27th February. Many of you have questions about how these releases are being handled and to answer some of the more pressing issues Nintendo has published a full FAQ on its website which you can read down below.
Some specifications may differ, but broadly speaking, the contents of Pokémon FireRed Version and Pokémon LeafGreen Version are the same as in the games' original release.
Due to the differences in hardware, the following features operate differently:
Whereas the games' connectivity features required the Game Boy Advance Game Link cable or Game Boy Advance Wireless Adapter on the Game Boy Advance system, those features can now be enjoyed on Nintendo Switch 2 or Nintendo Switch via built-in local wireless connection.
As with games played on Nintendo Switch 2 in general, Pokémon FireRed Version and Pokémon LeafGreen Version can be enjoyed while using the GameChat feature.
All of the games' original connectivity features will work just as they did on Game Boy Advance via local wireless connection.
It will be possible to connect with up to four other players in the Pokémon Wireless Club, located on the second floor of a Pokémon Center. Players can access Union Rooms to trade, battle, or play a minigame.
In celebration of 30 years of Pokémon, we thought it would be fun to return to the ultimate versions of the original Pokémon adventures in the Kanto region with these special releases.
We thought users will appreciate the ultimate versions of those original adventures, which add various features and upgrades to the contents of Pokémon Red Version and Pokémon Blue Version.
The games remain unchanged from their original release on Game Boy Advance, and as was often the case in that era, different versions of the games needed to be created for each supported language.
In total, there are three different language versions of each game available in the Americas: English, European French, and European Spanish. These are the same language versions that were offered with the games' original release on Game Boy Advance.
We encourage people to verify the language of the game before completing their purchase.
Pokémon FireRed Version and Pokémon LeafGreen Version will be available as digital software in Nintendo eShop. The games will not receive physical releases.
There are no major differences in how the games perform on Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch.
As with games played on Nintendo Switch 2 in general, Pokémon FireRed Version and Pokémon LeafGreen Version can be enjoyed while using the GameChat feature.
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