Pokemon Legends: Z-A is the spiritual successor/follow-up to Pokemon X and Y, the first game in the series in which players ...

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Z-A is for you? Take a look at these pros and cons to help decide if picking up Game Freak's latest is right for you.

A, captured on Nintendo Switch 2! Set in a newly redeveloped Lumiose City, this next chapter in the Pokémon Legends series blends urban life and nature like never before.

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Z-A is its real-time battle system, which replaces the traditional turn-based mechanics. Players must now navigate the battlefield dynamically, using the Switch’s face buttons for attacks and managing ...

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Z-A will play out its matchups in real time, rather than turn-by-turn play. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

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