The Pokémon video games also seem to exist in the world of Pokémon, as fans have noticed a reference to Pokémon Quest in the Isle of Armor expansion for 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Pokémon Sword & Shield.
One of the long-running aspects of the Pokémon series is real-world Nintendo consoles appearing in homes across the land. This started with a Super Nintendo in Red's room in Pokémon Red & Blue and continues with a Switch in Pokémon Sword & Shield that changes color, depending on the Joy-Cons♔ attached to the system.
We know that Game Freak also exists within the world of Pokémon and they are cranking out the same games there as they do in the real world. If the player goes to the Dojo on the Isle of Armor and enters the living room on the right side of the building, they can see Pokémon Quest being played on the TV. The game is described as being filled with 🅺square Pok▨émon.
Another detail involves Master Mustard, who can sometimes be seen playing the game with two Joy-Cons. If 🤡the player stands in front of the TV for too long, he will ask them to move out of the👍 way.
Many of the developers from Game Freak appeared as themselves in Pokémon Red & Blue, and you needed to visit their office in order to claim the diploma upon finishing the Pokédex. This seems like a reference to the Developer Room from many early Squaresoft games that just became a tradition as time went on. The same is true of the appearance of existing Nintendo consoles within the Pokémon world, which started out as a bit of fanservice and became a recurring part of the series. Master Mustard might be the former Champion of the Galar region, but he has terrible taste in both Pokémon video games and Switch-playing stance.
Pokémon Quest is available now for Android, iOS, and Nintendo Switch. The Isle of Armor expansion for Pokémon Sword & Shield is available now.