After nearly half a year of waiting, Pokémon Home support is finally coming to Pokémon Legends: Z-A. Pokémon Home is a space where players can transfer, store, and trade Pokémon between the various modern games in the series. The service lets you shift your favorite mons between all the major recent games, from Pokémon Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl, all the way through Arceus and Scarlet & Violet.
Until now, the most recent addition to the Pokémon franchise, Legends: Z-A has been missing from the list of supported games. This means that any Pokémon you caught in Z-A remains locked into that single title.
But that's about to change. According to the Pokémon website, Z-A players will be able to start linking their games to Home in the spring.
According to the announcement, Legends: Z-A will be connected to Pokémon Home for transfers beginning in Spring—though there's no word on when, specifically, in spring the connection will be made. It's not unusual for a game to take some time to become available on Home, though lack of support was recently criticized in relation to the re-release of FireRed and LeafGreen.
The support will also include a...
