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it’s not confirmed. Centro was making assumptions.

Can someone explain which rideable you get access to in which areas?

Gamefreak is going to do everything it can to drop mainline games in the fall for holiday sales.

I know this is pretty minor, but does anyone have a clear answer to how early you can grab Gible? I know its back to D/P needing strength above ground, but I haven't gotten a clear understanding if you can get it before that underground where its also available.

Do we know catch locations for pokemon yet?

None of the starters super speak to me (I always prefer dual type Pokemon), so I'm choosing based on whose type isn't covered otherwise. And I only use entirely new Pokemon in my first play through – and prefer Pokemon that evolve. Cinderace was my favorite starter, but he's out because both...

Let’s Go Marril and Let’s Go Togepi most likely. However, I’ll be honest. I’m glad this was a success because this was actually one of my favorite Pokemon games in a while. The play experience was waaaaaay more enjoyable than I expected and most of the changes were QoL edits in a big way. But...

Well, that's not entirely fair. In a competitive format this game wasn't designed for? Sure. But in the actual game itself where the real goal is to move quickly and knock out the opponent as fast as possible? Pikachu's boosted stats and moves seem to be doing just fine.

Man, if that Eevee is ever transferrable to the main series and evolvable, the coverage and effects provided is going to be insane for its evolutions. The thing I'm waiting on the most is the rare encounters table. Those seem to be a major differentiating element compared to the previous Kanto...

Junichi Masuda said that they abandoned Mega Evolution because they didn't like how it was limited to a handful of Pokemon. Z moves allowed them to add a power up mechanic to everything. So I don't know if I see new Megas ever happening. If they're not bringing it back, they definitely need to...

I think that's all but guaranteed, at least for the duration of this generation (much like how Megas were kinda dropped after last generation). That and more fan-favorites getting special Z-moves. I'd put money on a Kanto-based game taking place after both the Red/Blue and Sun/Moon events where...

Gen 3 is actually my least favorite generation, but I'm pretty excited for this game because of how dramatically Pokemon has changed since then. I mean, the physical-special split, fairy type, and solid stabs for most Pokemon mean this is going to play dramatically different than the last time...