Copies of Pokemon Legends: Z-A are already out in the wild, as reports on social media claim that the highly anticipated Nintendo title has somehow reached the hands of a few users. Ergo, Pokemon Legends: Z-A has had its October 16 release date broken by two weeks, though it is unclear how these alleged copies were obtained.
Pokemon Legends: Z-A will take players back to Lumiose City, which was initially explored in Pokemon X and Y. Pokemon Legends: Z-A is an evolution of the franchise, as it will utilize a real-time battle style similar to games like Xenoblade Chronicles. Pokemon Legends: Z-A also marks the return of Mega Evolution as a core battle mechanic, with new Mega-Evolved forms of past Pokemon like Dragonite having been revealed so far. Pokemon Legends: Z-A will also have a Nintendo Switch 2 Edition that offers increased performance and quality.
While Pokemon Legends: Z-A is already breaking ground with its gameplay changes, the upcoming title has also broken its street release date. As reported by GoNintendo and Kotaku, Twitter user Pory_Leeks stated that copies of Pokemon Legends: Z-A are already in some users' hands. Pory_Leeks shared a...
