POKÉMON SWORD And SHIELD Releases Final Trailer!

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Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield release tomorrow! Nintendo has shared one final trailer before the games’ official launch. Catch, battle and trade a new generation of Pokémon on your adventure in the Galar Region.

Are you ready?

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Devon Norris lives in Texas, and he's not sure how he feels about that. When he's not gaming or procrastinating, he's finding other ways to avoid work. If he listed all his interests, it'd be a long sentence that you wouldn't want to finish reading. If you play on any console, maybe you can hear his frustrated cries through your headset.

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