Pokémon Legends
Pokémon Legends: Arceus will be able to count on bonuses such as the steelbook case and the Pokéball for pre-orders made in Europe, or at least what emerges from the product page on Amazon UK.Pokémon legends: Arceus, the steelbook case and the Pokéball Possible turning point for the series, Pokémon Legends: Arceus will be available in stores starting January 28, 2022, but for the moment the Italian stores do not carry these bonuses.
It seems that on the official Nintendo store English it was possible to book the game in an edition that includes a statue of Arceus, but it may be that it has already sold out since it no longer appears.
In all cases we are talking about really nice bonuses, which we imagine they will do its appearance in the next few days also for the Italian reservations of Pokémon Legends: Arceus, already active almost everywhere.
To find out more about this new Pokémon adventure, take a look at our preview of Pokémon Legends: Arceus.
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Pokemon Legends Arceus: Every preorder bonus announced so far
Pokemon Legends: Arceus is out Jan. 28, 2022 on Nintendo Switch.
NintendoThe Pokemon video game series is headed in a bold new direction with Pokemon Legends: Arceus, an open-world adventure that takes place in the Hisui region, which will eventually become known as the Sinnoh region (the setting of Pokemon Diamond and Pearl). Developed by Game Freak, Pokemon Legends: Arceus will be released Jan. 28, 2022 on Nintendo Switch, and preorders are available now. As usual with first-party Nintendo Switch games, Pokemon Legends: Arceus preorders are pretty straightforward with only one edition available, but there are some preorder bonuses. It's possible more bonuses will be revealed closer to launch as well. For now, here's what you need to know about preordering Pokemon Legends: Arceus if you already know it's a day-one purchase.
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Preorder Pokemon Legends Arceus physically or digitally and receive the Hisuian Growlithe Kimono Set.
NintendoAs with Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, Pokemon Legends: Arceus has a general preorder bonus for anyone who buys the game physically or digitally. All preorders of Pokemon Legends: Arceus will come with the Hisuian Growlithe Kimono Set, an in-game costume for your character.
As an incentive for buying Pokemon Legends: Arceus directly from the eShop, Nintendo is also offering a code for 30 Heavy Balls to anyone who purchases the game digitally before May 9, 2022. Though they can't be thrown as far, Heavy Balls give you a higher catch rate than regular Poke Balls, so they're especially valuable early on. You will be able to redeem both the Heavy Balls and the Hisuian Growlithe Kimono Set via the Mystery Gifts feature (which is unlocked a couple of hours into the game).
So far, the only retailer-exclusive preorder bonus available in the US comes from Pokemon Center, which is including a bonus Arceus Sitting Cuties Plush with preorders. An image of what the plush will look like isn't available yet. Based on how preorders have gone for other Pokemon games, additional stores should announce their own exclusive preorder bonuses for Pokemon Legends: Arceus closer to launch. In the UK, the Nintendo Store is offering a free Arceus figurine and steelbook with preorders.
AmazonAs of this time, there's only one edition of Pokemon Legends: Arceus available to preorder: the $60 standard edition. This gets you the base game and the aforementioned preorder bonuses.
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Though it's being developed by Game Freak, Pokemon Legends: Arceus diverges from both the standard gameplay and structure of mainline Pokemon games. Instead of progressing through a linear map and beating Pokemon gyms, your focus is instead on building the Hisui region's first-ever Pokedex and exploring a wide range of Pokemon environments across the region.
Pokemon Legends: Arceus has drawn comparisons to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild for a reason -- you'll be able to explore the world freely using a variety of traversal methods, from flying around on the back of a bird-type Pokemon to gliding across lakes and rivers on a water-type Pokemon. You can also catch wild Pokemon just by tracking them and throwing a Poke Ball their way, or you can release your own allied Pokemon near them to seamlessly enter into turn-based combat. Crafting is another new gameplay feature, letting you generate helpful items like Poke Balls from materials found around the world. It looks to be an exciting new spin on the Pokemon formula, and we can't wait to learn more when Pokemon Legends: Arceus releases Jan. 28.