A great Pokémon game, it’s like Pokémon Go. Great remake.

My child love this game is a great game for the whole family

Waithimg for this game for long time it make me very happy exelent game

I love the game it was amazing, this was a good refresher until next years pokemon and also I love that we can see Pokémon in the wild no more random encounters but I loved that random encounter as well both are good in their ways. Spent 4 hours and 10 minutes for first shiny and it was fun

Wasn’t too hot on this game at first, but now that I’ve progressed further in I’m liking it more. Traditional battles versus other trainers are still part of the game, it’s just that the method for encountering and catching wild Pokémon has been changed to the Go method of throwing balls and using berries to calm them down. I’m not a fan of the fact that Pokémon go into your inventory now and must be managed like other items, sending copies of Pokémon to Professor Oak in exchange for stat boosting candies. I’ve yet to run out of space for Pokémon so I don’t know if it’s possible to run out of room for them. So far this game has been a mostly faithful re-creation of Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow with some glaring changes (like no more annoying Gary). This time around the player gets to name your rival, if you want to call him that, and he’s less of an antagonist like Gary and more like another ordinary kid out to be a Pokémon Master. Only time will tell if he changes. I also love that they have Alola forms of Pokémon in this game from Pokémon Sun and Moon. I’ve discovered that you can import Pokémon from Pokémon Go into Pokémon Let’s Go: Pikachu/Eevee (but only Pokémon from the Kanto region and, for whatever reason, Meltan). After doing this for the first time, I got a Mysterious Box in Pokémon Go that, after using, started making Meltan appear at my feet. The effect lasted for 30 minutes and I managed to catch 15 of them before the effect wore off. Now that I know that this works, I don’t need to worry about version exclusive Pokémon AND I’ll be able to get Pokémon that normally you could only get once per playthrough (such as the Fossil Pokémon or Eevee’s evolutions).

My son turned 8 years old and he wanted Let's Go Pikachu for his birthday. The mechanics are easy to catch pokemon, the battle system doesn't feel as complex as other games, and its easy enough that I don't have to help him constantly get through the story. Highly recommended to any younger gamers.

The game is basically the original series but with the added option of playing with a second player and being able to throw pokeballs with your remote. I have always been a pokemon fan since the 90's so it was very nostalgic to play. I havent had time to finish the game because of college but will definitely get back to it soon.

For those who enjoyed Pokemon in the 90s and are looking for a simple nostalgia trip, this is a blast! For someone looking for the depth and nuance of a full fledged Pokemon title, you're going to walk away disappointed. A lot of the staples of Pokemon games (like battling wild Pokemon) have been replaced by simplified elements from Pokemon Go. It's a little disappointing, but it may be a decent way to introduce the next generation to Pokemon. I've enjoyed playing it myself, but I could see how die-hards could be upset by this iteration.