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‘Pokemon Snap’ Coming To Nintendo Switch

An old, but new Pokemon game is coming to the Nintendo Switch. During a Pokemon Presents video, it was announced that Pokemon Snap is coming to the Switch. This will be a spin-off of the fan-favorite from the Nintendo 64.

This edition of the game will allow players to various islands where they’ll research Pokemon and continue to build up their Photodex. Players will also have the opportunity to discover never-before-seen Pokemon behaviors. Now, it is unclear what that means but players should be excited.

Pokemon Snap originally came out in 1999, and it was a fan-favorite and has been something fans have been waiting to see make a comeback for sometime now. There is no release date yet so more details to come. 

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