Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this item for grandkids (ages 14) and they were able to get it working on their device quickly and enjoy it very much.

Pokemon let's go Pikachu and Eevee are the most accessible Pokemon to date. The games only include the original 151 Pokemon, and introduce you to the mechanics in East to grasp ways. I love the new capture mechanics, even as a long time fan. And the pokeball plus is something childhood me could only dream of

A fun remaster with pretty good graphics. Pokemon in overworld is great and gameplay is fun but a little too easy at times

This was a gift for our adult niece, which proves Pokemon Go!'s appeal crosses all age barriers. We got it for her as an early Christmas present, and she hasn't stopped playing it in her spare time. The included Ball, a controller I've seen her use, seems to add to the Virtual Reality sense of it all....

I'm only a couple badges into the game because I keep stopping to look for rare pokemon in capture chains. Love the updates and improvements on a familiar area, and hope they make more "remakes" in this vein. Pokeball Plus is nice but not necessary, and after a while I found it easier to play without it.

The game is a little simplified compared to main series but this doesn't take away from the experience. You'll still be catching tons of pokemon and battling other trainers. As for the controller it's alright. Doesn't really add anything and kind of a pain to use but still fun especially for kids.

Being able to have a pokemon follow you as you're walking through the game is really cool. Otherwise its mostly the same as the originals. Eevee version is the best bevause you get clothes for each of your partners evolutions. Eevee having 7, Pikachu having 1. You cant evolve your partner though, and only vaporeon, flareon, and jolteon can be aquired in the game. The pokeball plus is nothing particularly special but a cool addition, defintely best bought in a bundle.

The game is simple and might not be for many pokemon player but its does have it moment and fun to be had.

Let's Go Eevee, just like it's counterpart Let's Go Pikachu, are re-imaginings of the original Pokemon Red and Pokemon Blue releases from 1998, with a layer of Pokemon Go mechanics on top to boot. It's a fine game, and I enjoyed my time with it, but the graphics feel a bit too clean and sterile, and battles with wild Pokemon have been removed completely and you simply catch them instead, though battles with other trainers and gym leaders are still included, obviously.

This is a PKMN Yellow inspired remake of the Gen 1 games with Go elements added-in. Never played Go, so didn't know what to expect with this. So far, the Go elements have been welcome or non-intrusive. It's not a hardcore entry in the series, but it's still been an enjoyable, casual experience.

Good game brings back memories definitely a lot difference but it's good introducing the pokemon series to daughter

Blend of pokemon go and pokemon handheld games. Nice not to have to battle pokemon as you catch them, but can be challenging as you use up a lot of pokeballs to catch stronger pokemon. You also get to see the pokemon wander before you encounter them, no more random encounters!

If you joined the pokemon go craze, this is for you. A nice way to ease you into the main pokemon series of games.

The games that started it all are now more accessible than ever. While some mechanics are quite different (specifically catching and raising pokemon), this game is still quite fun. Especially after getting into catch combos. If you like pokemon go at all, this game should be fun for you.

There’s plenty of great reviews on the game out there so I’ll keep my piece brief. I played the core games on and off since Gold, then got into Pokémon GO. I liked this bundle because it’d get me back into Pokémon on a handheld and supplement my POGO experience. Let’s Go is a solid game and makes for a streamlined Pokémon experience. The PokeBall Plus works great, an easy way to rack up catches and Pokestop spins. None of this is revolutionary but still pretty fun.

i love the game super simple and easy to play. my only issue is i have insurance how can i fix my pokeball plus?

Ive Been playing these games for almost 20 years this is a great addition for newcomers and experienced players

The game has stripped some elements to make it more accessible to beginners. Overall the game is still good

This game has cuteness cranked up to 11! All the pokemons look great in this "remake" of the first gen pokemon game. And you can interact with Eevee! The pokemon ball that comes in this edition works better than I expected. If you are a fan of pokemon, don't miss this game.

My son has just starting getting into Pokemon via Pokemon Go, and this was a fun introduction to a console-level experience. I don't have the nostalgia others have since I never played Red/Blue/Yellow, but a fun game that has a lot of charm. Riding Pokemon never gets old.