Customer Ratings & Reviews

Came on exact release date of the game and was packed nicely and secured

Fun game with a lot of content. I recommend buying this for anyone who owns a Nintendo Switch

Great game came sealed and good condition sadly I missed out on the play mat

Great game, but not as good as Legends: Arceus. The city aesthetic got a little old, pretty quickly.

Arrived in perfect condition and works great, not to mention fun as heck.

Got the game as expected so excited to play. Hoping to start playing soon.

very fun, just wish that the city itself was more fleshed out. it feels very empty and lackluster.

Enjoy this game was wait for long time like always great game

The seevice was excellent and very helpful. Game 10/10

Amazing game, the mechanics are amazing and smooth

Arrived late. Been waiting for this for months but arrived a day after the release date.

Pre ordered for my son he didnt think it was worth buying and playing it after a few times. The price went down within the 30 days so that should tells you his opinion.

Came 2 days late and package had some very small damage but just glad it got there in one piece.

The visuals are gorgeous, the story is richer than ever, and the gameplay feels polished and modern. Mega Evolutions shine, exploration is fun, and the quality-of-life upgrades make this one of the smoothest Pokémon experiences to date. A must-play for any fan!

I’m really impressed with Pokémon Legends Z-A. The game runs beautifully on the Nintendo Switch — smooth performance, great visuals, and minimal loading times. The world feels alive and immersive, with plenty to explore and discover. The gameplay strikes a nice balance between classic Pokémon mechanics and the open-world freedom introduced in Legends: Arceus. The graphics are vibrant, the soundtrack is excellent, and the story is engaging from start to finish. It’s clear that Game Freak has refined the formula to create something special here. Whether you’re a long-time Pokémon fan or new to the series, Pokémon Legends Z-A is absolutely worth playing. Highly recommended!

This game is a great addtion to the series! Has a good refreshing feel in a single environment. I love the advacements to the new battlwle system and new mega evolutions.

This game is more focused battles than the last Legend's game, which focused more on exploration and catching mechanics. The battle mechanics follow some of the same, but follows more of a chill MOBA style. There are also no secondary abilities, which may not be everyone's cup of tea for more the VGC hungry players, but I think it's less overwhelming for the new and more casual players to memorize. The story and characters are actually pretty well written and I even laughed out loud at some parts. Design wise, as mentioned, the game is more battle focused so a majority of the game's scenery looks fairly bland, but that's bit of a nitpick. For what it is, I think it's pretty fun. My only main complaint is the price for both systems is FAR too high for a spinoff -- you will have to shell out even more if you want the DLC. (At least it's more engaging than Pokémon Scarlet and Violet's bonus content, so that's a plus, I suppose.)

Excellent innovation on the core series, the moving during battle and addition of plus moves as a form of mastery are great, the story is pretty good so far, not quite done there yet, but I’m loving the characterization! Runs much better than I thought it would, considering I’m running it on the OLED switch. Overall a great Pokémon game!

Pokémon Z/A delivers a fun and nostalgic experience while still introducing fresh ideas that keep the gameplay engaging. The visuals are vibrant, and the updated mechanics add a new layer to battles and exploration, even though they could use a bit more refinement. The overall atmosphere captures what makes Pokémon games so enjoyable, and the story is engaging enough to stay invested from start to finish. That said, I do wish the game leaned more into an open-world approach similar to Pokémon Legends: Arceus. While the environments are well-designed, the more structured map can feel limiting at times. A seamless open world with greater freedom to explore would have significantly improved immersion. Overall, Pokémon Z/A is a strong entry in the series but still needs a little more improvement to truly stand out. With more polished mechanics and an open-world design like Arceus, it could easily have been a five-star experience.

I’m currently playing on my Nintendo switch lite and it runs smoothly. More than half way through the game and still no bugs or glitches. Honestly if I was concerned about the graphics then I would just stick with my PS5. The game and story is so fun and the battle mechanics is a fresh add on. Highly recommend.