It’s good news and bad news when it comes to using your Poké Ball Plus in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Pokémon Sword & Shield.
We’ll get the bad news out of the way first. No, you can’t use the Poké Ball Plus to control your character in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Pokémon Sword & Shield as you could in Pokémon Let’s Go, Pikachu & Eevee. It just doesn’t work, so don’t try.
The good news is you CAN use it to store a Galar Region Pokémon and take it for a stroll. You’ll be able to hear your little monster inside there by interacting with the control stick, and it’ll pick up little items 𒁃for you from time to time.
But more bad news: you're stored creature won't passively gain experience from the steps you take. But they will grab random Pokéballs, Stardust, Rare Candies, and other sundry items while you're wal🐼king around the real world.
To connect Sword & Shield with your Poké Ball Plus, go to the menu and select "Mystery Gift," then scroll down to "Take a Stroll with Poké Ball Plus." Then hit either ♔the top button or the control stick button until it connects with the Switch. Once connected, just follow the on-𒊎screen instructions to transfer over a Pokémon.
Keep in mind that if you forgot about an old Let’s Go Pokémon that’s still inside, you won’t be able to transꦉfer it over to Sword & Shield. If you transfer a Galar Region ‘Mon to the Poké Ball Plus, it’ll overwrite whatever creature you have inside and e💧liminate whatever rewards they were holding. You’ve been warned.
The final piece of good news is that the Poké Ball Plus can net you a Mew for Sword & Shield. Every new Poké Ball Plus has a Mew that can be registered to one game and one game only. If you’ve already got a Poké Ball Plus and claimed your Mew, you can’t transfer it to Sword & Shield. But if you go out and buy a new one, you can claim it in Sword & Shield to have your very own Mew in Galar.