New Gen 10 Pokemon Details Unveiled in Recent Leak

Recently, word has spread that the mainline Pokemon games will transition exclusively to the Nintendo Switch 2 after the release of Pokemon Legends: Z-A. This might catch some followers off guard as it contradicts earlier information from other leaks.

The Pokemon journey on the Nintendo Switch has been a mixed bag. While games like Pokemon: Let’s Go Pikachu and Eevee, along with Pokemon Sword and Shield, have been met with applause, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet hit some bumps with technical glitches right out of the gate. Although the concept of an open-world Pokemon game letting trainers roam freely and tackle gyms was thrilling, these issues definitely dulled some excitement.

According to a fresh scoop from Centro Leaks, the current line-up of core Pokemon games will bid farewell to the original Switch after Pokemon Legends: Z-A. Future adventures, including Generation 10, will be exclusive to the Nintendo Switch 2. This next-gen title, code-named Gaia, was initially hinted at for the original console, with whispers of an enhanced “Super Gaia” version for the newer platform. However, it appears they’ve decided to skip the dual compatibility idea and zero in on the upcoming hardware.

### Pokemon Fans React to Gen 10 Leak

Upon hearing the latest developments, Pokemon enthusiasts have had varied reactions. There’s optimism that the superior technology of the new console could sidestep the pitfalls seen with Scarlet and Violet. Nonetheless, we remain in the dark about the exact specifications of the Nintendo Switch 2. Speculation suggests upgrades but clear details will emerge during the Nintendo Switch 2 presentation scheduled for April 2. It’s worth noting that the spotlight might not shine on Gen 10 there, as the focus will probably stay on Pokemon Legends: Z-A.

New Pokemon generations always stir anticipation. The entrance of Gen 10 could be particularly thrilling due to the fresh game mechanics introduced in Pokemon Legends: Z-A. Many players are crossing their fingers for more creative spins and novel features in the main series. For the time being, it’s all about waiting to see how these developments unfold for Pokemon and Nintendo.