The Pokemon Company published a clip showing off one of the new areas that where added to New Pokemon Snap via a free update.
The clip shows off the Florio Nature Park area, where players shrink down to tiny size to photograph massive versions of normally small Pokemon, such as a giant Wurmple. It also shows that the player will be able to ride on top of an Emolga.
#Newポケモンスナップ 新エリア紹介③
「 #カクレ抜け道 👀」なんと小さくなったネオワン号に乗って調査するエリアが‼️
ポケモンの息遣いや足音まで聞こえてきて、迫力がすごいですね😳今までとは違う一面を発見できるかもしれませんね🔍https://t.co/L6j4NO8xhF pic.twitter.com/0i3BtPusQ2
— ポケモン情報局【公式】 (@poke_times) August 2, 2021
About New Pokemon Snap
Explore lush scenery on unknown islands to snap photos of Pokémon in their natural habitats
Seek out and take in-game photographs of Pokémon in their native environments in the New Pokémon Snap™ game, only for the Nintendo Switch™ system! You’ll even discover behaviours and expressions you’ve never seen before when you encounter and research lively wild Pokémon. You might see them patrolling their territory, playing, or lurking in out-of-the-way spots.
Investigate the mysterious Illumina phenomenon – Travel to the islands that make up the Lental region. In this region, some of the Pokémon and vegetation will appear to have a special glow. Research these Pokémon alongside Professor Mirror as you explore dense jungles, vast deserts, and more! Your observations of Pokémon thriving in the wild may help unravel the truth behind the Illumina phenomenon. The Pokémon pictures you take will be used to build your very own Pokémon Photodex!
This new game brings the gameplay of the 1999 Pokémon Snap game for the Nintendo 64™ system to life on the Nintendo Switch system with unknown islands to discover and different Pokémon to see!
Photograph lively wild Pokémon in their natural habitats as you research and explore unknown islands. Hop in your trusty travel pod, the NEO-ONE, and journey through a variety of environments such as beaches, jungles, and deserts to capture previously-unseen Pokémon behaviours. You can even toss Pokémon a delicious fluffruit to catch their attention. Photos you take can also be used to fill out your very own Pokémon Photodex!
In the Lental region, Pokémon and vegetation have sometimes been seen to glow. Meet Professor Mirror and work with him to uncover the mystery of the Illumina Phenomenon. Your photos and observations may be key to learning about this strange occurrence.
