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Thanks to leaks, we now know Pokémon Project Synapse – a new online multiplayer Pokémon game is being unveiled this week. But what is Pokémon Synapse? The short answer is we don't know yet, we know it's multiplayer and likely being developed by Pokémon Works, the new company set...

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interesting

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No hate to whatever this is, but i really prefer Unova remakes. The Presents will most likely be ZA gameplay trailer and this as the “one last thing”

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A small teaser of Astromeda! It's a game inspired by Pokemon, Undertale, and OneShot. Wishlist on Steam! #TrailerTuesday #indiegame #IndieGameDev #GamingNews #Steam

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Brandon Seal1 yıl önce

We don’t want this we want Legends Z-A announcement

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How do we "know" this is getting revealed this week? We know it's game they may or may not be developing, but wouldn't it be speculation to say it will forsure be revealed this week? Unless I missed something?

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Online?! :0

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lol

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mobile zzzzzz

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3D Pokémon rangers??

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I’d no life Pokemon Overwatch

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i hope the player characters don’t look like that. imo pokemon has a huuuge aesthetics problem. this would benefit so much from a better art direction, especially for a game like this where player customization will effect the character you see during ALL aspects of gameplay

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