New game developer 'Pokémon Snap' mentions a big shift to the game

The original 1999 Pokémon Snap had a ดาวน์โหลด สล็อต xo young photographer (Todd Snap) photographed over 60 different Pokémon using cameras of the time. The game was released on the Nintendo 64, it was a game that appealed to players with a focus on shooting and impresses Professor Oak with his skillful overview.New Pokémon Snap,” which will be released on April 30th on Nintendo Switch, brings the recipe into the smartphone age. Players can take photos of more than 200 Pokémon, earn Professor Mirror points, and share favorite moments with friends.The world in which wild Pokemon lives is best rendered based on the capabilities of the Nintendo Switch hardware and the aim of the game is to explore that world.

Once you've taken a picture, you can edit it and share it online with people around the world, ”Haruki Suzaki, Bandai Namco Studios' director of“ New Pokémon Snap, ”wrote in an email to The Washington Post.We use that concept. [In shooting Pokémon in their natural environment] and adapting to Nintendo Switch hardware in a way that matches today's photographic culture, ”wrote Suzaki.“ The end result is a simple game of shooting in a Pokémon world. Live and exist in nature But at the same time, there are various ways to shoot contemporary photographs. Instead of capturing Pokémon, the goal in this game is to capture. Players can complete the task at Photodex, a photo album by taking a different picture of each Pokemon. Images can be edited, cropped and filtered.

The game takes place in the new Lental Region, which consists of islands with different environments such as beaches or forests. Pokémon including Pikachu, Squirtle, and even new ones such as Scorbunny and Sobble will appear, interacting with them by playing flutes can make them dance, which will create even better photos.Pokémon Snap ”on Nintendo 64 has a point system that rewards players if Pokémon is well positioned in the 2021 game photo, adding a star system that rates images based on rarity.This system is designed to help you get to know Pokémon better by capturing scenes from ordinary to special moments," Suzaki said.Suzaki said the original Nintendo 64 developer “Pokémon Snap” had been consulted for the project, although the new team was in charge of the upcoming games. With Switch's updated graphics,

the new game shows a more detailed environment and playful creature expressions.There is also a night time version which didn't exist in version 1999. At night, nighttime Pokémon will appear and players can use the new Illumina Orbs item to get different reactions for their shots.The new Pokémon Snap also uses the Switch's gyroscope to detect when the controller is moved, mimicking the feel of 'real camera control,' according to Suzaki.The game has grown more and more advanced in 1999.Players throw enemy balls at their Pokémon to knock them out or stun them and generate frustrating responses.In 2021, the game replaces this with Fluffruit, which looks like an apple.

But not Apple, and it still triggers a reaction from Pokemon that can produce some interesting visuals.There is no Pester Ball One of the reasons is that the ball is seen as a bad thing in modern times,” said Susaki. “However, the Pester Ball is a key element in the Pokémon's reaction to the Nintendo 64 'Pokémon. Snap ', so we decided to add the role of Pester Ball to Fluffruit in' New Pokémon Snap. There are still elements of player choice involved.Suzaki added, “Although Fluffruit doesn't hurt when hitting a Pokémon. But it makes sense that some Pokémon don't like being hit by Fluffruit, so we design items that players can place near Pokémon or throw them at Pokémon.