News: Pokémon Sun and Moon Playthrough at the World Hobby Fair on June 25th and 26th

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    [PokeCommunity.com] Pokémon Sun and Moon Playthrough at the World Hobby Fair on June 25th and 26th


    Pokémon will have a stall at World Hobby Fair later this month, and Junichi Masuda will be there with an exclusive playthrough of Pokémon Sun & Moon!

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    he will pay the whole game??? that would totally suck imo...

    give us 2-3 routes, 1 city, 1-2 trainer fights, and some of the extra gameplay.

    am i gettin this wrong or will they show both games entirely?
     
    KoalaEnCocaina said:
    he will pay the whole game??? that would totally suck imo...

    give us 2-3 routes, 1 city, 1-2 trainer fights, and some of the extra gameplay.

    am i gettin this wrong or will they show both games entirely?
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    The first sentence of the article says that it's a playthrough of part of the game. That and it would make no sense (nor be feasible in the slightest) for him to play the whole game.
     
    This usually gives us some new soundtracks which I'm looking forward to hearing. Not sure whether these type of events show new Pokemon or not but it will be interesting to see footage from it nonetheless.
     
    I don't understand why we should be worried about who is hosting the event... if you're bringing attention to the minor creative liberties taken with the pokemon art on the banner, I still don't understand how that could impact the release of new information about the pokemon games in general.
    I will probably be trying to find live streams of the game footage during the event, I really want to see more of what this game is capable of. Here's hoping for more game footage about specifically overworld mechanics and features, I would like to see more battles, but I feel like I got the basic idea of how battles will be structured based on the E3 game play we saw. I want to see a few more locations with maybe a couple of unique qualities or features this time.
     
    Hiroshi Sotomura said:
    It does not. I'm simply asserting a point about Yo-Kai Watch taking over Japan and how Pocket Monsters needs a good step up to keep it going.
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    As one of my friends from Disquis told me, "We'll have to wait and see." That's because it's way too early to tell if Yokai-Watch will withstand the test of time as Pokémon. The first game didn't catch on in the west as Level-5 hoped for.
     
    The question is: How am I gonna watch it?
     
    Hiroshi Sotomura said:
    See that feature image? Yeah, that one — the banner for the World Hobby Fair. That is why Pokémon should be worried — it's fronted by Yo-Kai Watch.

    Hoping Sun/Moon knock their socks off by this point. Fingers crossed.
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    We shouldn't be worried at all. Pokemon is still the 5th best selling franchise in Japan/Nintendo. They haven't even sold as many copies of Yokai as pokemon. And Yokai was completely demolished everywhere but in Japan. They have already removed a large amount of yokai merchandise from stores where I live. Even if Yokai beats pokemon in Japan, they arent going to stop because they make too much in the West to stop.
     
    *sees the banner*

    Wow Yo-Kai Watch really is stealing the show if Pokemon is pushed to the side... literally. Anyways, while Team Yo-Kai may seem to win in Japan it hasn't been doing as well internationally. However, hopefully the Pokemon Sun & Moon stuff that will be showcased will win me over.
     
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