Nintendo Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu! (Nintendo Switch) (European Version)

This is a great remake of the original game for the gameboy with 3D graphics and the ability for Pokémon to sit on your shoulder, follow you or for you to ride on them. The two player feature is very nice.

It's good for nostalgia, but it's absolutely not worth it. Nintendo is one of the greediest companies in the gaming industry.

Good

I also got let’s go eevee. I love that you can throw the ball and catch Pokémon you see and want rather than it be a guessing game

Great product.

We bought this for my 10 year old and she loves it. I never expected my husband and I to also enjoy it but we do! We can all play together and work together to catch pokemon and battle other trainers. We enjoy the TCG so having that prior knowledge makes this game even more fun. Highly recommend!

Awesome game to play with your kids. Allows me to relive the glory days of playing red/blue when I was a kid. It's the same game just modernized a bit.It's important to not that this doesn't work with the pro-controller. This only works with a single wavebird controller at a time.

There are a lot of bad reviews saying that there are no longer pokemon battles. Let me tell you this is absolutely false. True you don't battle wild pokemon, but you very much still have pokemon battles with npcs everywhere you go.That said, let me say that I love the new pokemon catching mechanic. While it's true you don't fight wild pokemon, it feels much more interactive now, as you have to aim and time your pokeball throwings. It feels a lot more skill based than luck based now.At first I was skeptical about no longer having random encounters, but I've come to actually love it. Let's face it, random encounters could be annoying as hell in the older games, especially if you got 3 in one patch of grass. Now you can run around pokemon for the most part...but you still get a taste of the random element because sometimes they'll spawn right in front of you. Fine by me.I also love that they gave one of the OG games some love and care. I really despise the latest pokemon generations because they just don't even look like pokemon anymore. When the designers start to make them resemble man-made objects, then you know they're out of ideas and just milking it at this point. But in this game there is only the first gen, the best gen, and that's fine by me. Of course it seems you can import newer pokemon from Pokemon GO if you really want to, but I don't plan on using that feature.