Serebii was given the opportunity to play PLZA at the Paris event TPCi held;
- Multiple opponents can once again be taken on in battle, but from the clip it seems that whilst Serebii was commanding his Pokemon against one Houndour, the other Houndour was actively attacking the character
- You can use "scenery" to help with cover
- Day / Night isn't real time
- He didn't encounter a shiny, but does know someone who did, they weren't able to say if the sparkle noise is back, but they said we would be "very happy"
- He finds that battle are more complex due to the timings and live-nature of it.
- "Plus" moves use the mega gauge and are applicable to all Pokémon, Mega evolved Pokémon will always have plus moves
- Abilities confirmed not in
- Evolution is similar to PLA
- Game runs well on Switch 2 (As this was the edition he played)
EDIT: I watched through the IGN one as well as there is a bit more.. substance to certain aspects.
The game makes use of the verticality well. Switching Pokémon midway in battle has your Pokémon come out on move cooldowns. They encountered "slime" blocking their way that a water type was able to wash away. She found the Mega Victreebell rogue battle much harder than the tutorial Absol (obviously) but she said it was a lot harder than expected, even with help from an NPC
Mega Evolution is NOT exclusive to 1 Pokémon in Rogue battles, you can mega evolve multiple Pokemon at different times as long as the mega power gauge is full and you have the stone. They didn't have the ability to battle against trainers with mega Pokemon yet, so that's not instant.