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blurb=On the first day that reviews of Pokémon X and Y are permitted, several positive reviews have been published online, praising in particular visual design, enhanced online capabilities and the variety of new features. }} | blurb=On the first day that reviews of Pokémon X and Y are permitted, several positive reviews have been published online, praising in particular visual design, enhanced online capabilities and the variety of new features. }} | ||
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On the first day that reviews of Pokémon X and Y are permitted, several positive reviews have been published online, praising in particular visual design, enhanced online capabilities and the variety of new features. | On the first day that reviews of Pokémon X and Y are permitted, several positive reviews have been published online, praising in particular visual design, enhanced online capabilities and the variety of new features. | ||
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*All Pokémon who participate in battle, no matter how short the duration, receive the full amount of {{bp|experience}} points rather than a share. (Nintendo World Report) | *All Pokémon who participate in battle, no matter how short the duration, receive the full amount of {{bp|experience}} points rather than a share. (Nintendo World Report) | ||
*Pokémon-Amie provides in-battle bonuses, such as elevated {{bp|critical hit}} ratio and {{bp|evasion}}. (Nintendo World Report) | *Pokémon-Amie provides in-battle bonuses, such as elevated {{bp|critical hit}} ratio and {{bp|evasion}}. (Nintendo World Report) | ||
* | *Pikachu is the only old Pokémon with a noticeably new {{bp|cry}}. (CVG) Other Pokémon receive remastered versions of their old cries. (Nintendo World Report) | ||
*One new town was also mentioned, the eastern city {{bp|Snowbelle City}}. (Nintendo | *A new location, Glittering Cave, was mentioned. It is filled with glittering gems, and {{m|Flash}} is not necessary. Here, the camera is fixed behind the avatar, and wild Pokémon jump out of the darkness towards to camera. (CVG, Nintendo Life) | ||
*The {{bp|Exp. Share}}, which had previously been confirmed to give experience to all Pokémon in the party from the Bag, has been revealed to have an on/off switch. (Joystiq, Nintendo Life) | |||
**When enabled, the Exp. Share gives half experience to Pokémon that participated in battle, and half to all others. (GamesRadar, Polygon) | |||
*One new town was also mentioned, the eastern city {{bp|Snowbelle City}}. (Nintendo Life—since removed from article) | |||
*There are locations in {{bp|Lumiose City}} that you cannot visit early in the game due to not being fashionable enough. (Kotaku) | |||
*Encounters in {{bp|cave}}s are now confined to avoidable dark areas instead of throughout the entire area, in a similar way to {{bp|tall grass}} on a regular route. (Kotaku) | *Encounters in {{bp|cave}}s are now confined to avoidable dark areas instead of throughout the entire area, in a similar way to {{bp|tall grass}} on a regular route. (Kotaku) | ||
*Some cafés and restaurants do special battles where you have to win a set number of turns. (Kotaku) | |||
*The Eiffel tower-equivalent is the {{bp|Lumiose Gym}}. (Kotaku) | |||
*There is a Gym designed to look like a skate park. (Kotaku) | |||
*Certain moves will have two types. (Kotaku) | *Certain moves will have two types. (Kotaku) | ||
*{{p|Granbull}} is {{type|Fairy}} (not specified if pure Fairy-type or only part Fairy-type). (Shack News) | |||
*3D is disabled in battles featuring more than two Pokémon. (US Gamer) | |||
Patricia Hernandez of Kotaku also hinted at the existence of a {{2t|Ground|Fairy}}-type Pokémon. | Patricia Hernandez of Kotaku also hinted at the existence of a {{2t|Ground|Fairy}}-type Pokémon. | ||
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*[http://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/3ds/pokemon_x_and_y Nintendo Life] | *[http://www.nintendolife.com/reviews/3ds/pokemon_x_and_y Nintendo Life] | ||
*[http://kotaku.com/pokemon-x-and-y-is-everything-you-wanted-pokemon-to-be-1441044517 Kotaku] | *[http://kotaku.com/pokemon-x-and-y-is-everything-you-wanted-pokemon-to-be-1441044517 Kotaku] | ||
*[http://www.shacknews.com/article/81441/pokemon-x-y-review-everything-old-is-new-again Shack News] | |||
*[http://www.usgamer.net/articles/pokmon-xy-versions-review US Gamer] | |||