During the recent Pokemon Presents, the Pokemon Company released the most talked about and anticipated to the world Pokemon Diamond and Pearl remake, Officially known as the Pokமொmon brilliant diamond and the Pokமொmon shining pearl. Development is not a game freak, but a so-called Japanese studio The C.A. who am I? What did they do? The answers are here.
The ILCA is a Japanese team based in Tokyo. The name means “I love computer art”. It’s a team He often worked in support of other projectsCustom games and titles for a variety of projects, such as the Domino’s Pizza app, which is integrated with Advanced Games, Virtual Reality and Hutchun Migu. Served on ILCA Yakuza 0, Dragon Quest Eleven, Water: Automata, Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 and most recently Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown Topics. Therefore, the Pokemon Pearl and Diamond remake is the first major project to be fully managed by the team.
However, the ILCA is not new to the Pokemon world. The studio actually handled the Pokemon Home app. What can we expect from a Pokemon Diamond and Pearl remake? According to official announcements, “Pokemon Shining Diamond and Pokemon Shining Pearl will allow fans to experience the original story and game dynamics of the DS titles in a new way. The original games were truly recreated and artistically revived for the Nintendo Switch.”
Should be later A series of tricks that make games more accessible, As done with the latest episodes. We remind you that the Pokemon Diamond and Pearl remake is coming later this year. Details about the pictures, opening and legends are here.
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