Gaming NewsPokemon Sword And Shield Will Have Trainer Customization
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Pokemon Sword And Shield Will Have Trainer Customization.
Source: gamespot.com/articles/pokemon-swo...0-6467030/ Pokemon Sword And Shield Will Have Trainer Customization You'll be able to change your trainer's outfit in the upcoming games. By Kevin Knezevic | @kevknez on May 20, 2019 at 3:00PM PDT Now Playing: Pokemon Sword And Pokemon Shield - Official Reveal Trailer Pokemon Sword / Shield Follow Since Pokemon X and Y, each mainline installment in the series has allowed you to customize your trainer's outfit, and it looks like that will be the case in Pokemon Sword and Shield as well. While the games' reveal trailer hinted that trainer customization would return, the feature was confirmed when clothing retailer Uniqlo announced the winners of its Pokemon t-shirt design competition. The winning design will not only be made into a real shirt, it'll also appear in the upcoming Nintendo Switch games as a clothing option for your trainer (via Serebii). Uniqlo's website shared a pair of screenshots showcasing the male and female trainers wearing the winning shirt rather than their default clothes, confirming you'll be able to change their outfits. You can take a look at the screenshots below. No Caption Provided It remains to be seen how many different clothing options will be available in Pokemon Sword and Shield. Both Pokemon X/Y and Sun/Moon allowed you to purchase an assortment of different outfits and accessories for your trainer, from hats and glasses to bags and shoes, and that will presumably be the case in Sword and Shield as well. One thing we do know for sure, however, is your avatar will at least be able to don a soccer-like uniform; the male trainer could be seen wearing one as he entered a stadium near the end of the games' reveal trailer. Nintendo gave fans their first look at Sword and Shield during a special Pokemon Direct broadcast this past February. While the presentation was fairly brief, it did reveal some important details about the upcoming games. For one, the titles are set in a new region called Galar, which appears to be inspired by the UK. We also got to see the games' new starter Pokemon: the Grass-type monkey Grookey, the Fire-type rabbit Scorbunny, and the Water-type lizard Sobble. I think it's kind of cool you can now customize your character compared back to old GBA Pokemon games you could not. I hope they have free outfits to even if you have to buy some. Or maybe you could dress up your Pokemon as well. We shall hear more at E3. |
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