Poké ball plus will be necessary to get mew in pokémon let's go

The Pokémon Company announced Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu and Pokémon Let's Go Eevee in late May, the first games in Nntendo's most successful franchise for its new hybrid console. Along with them was announced the Poké Ball Plus, a special accessory that is still a Joy-Con shaped like a Poké Ball.

Mew is included within the Poké Ball Plus

Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu and Pokémon Let's Go Eevee are based on Pokémon Yellow, a game released for Game Boy Color in the late 1990s that ushered in the legend. In its presentation of E3, Nintendo has announced that the legendary Pokémon Mew will be available within the Poké Ball Plus accessory at the time of purchase, without a doubt a great incentive for players to acquire it. Mew is the most special Pokémon of all, appearing in the first generation and has never been available in games in the conventional way.

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With all this, it seems that the only way to get Mew will be with the purchase of the Poké Ball Plus, something that can provoke the anger of the fans when they are forced to spend more money to get this legendary creature. In the original Pokemon Yellow, Mew was obtainable through an in-game bug that triggered an encounter when a very specific set of actions were taken, since then it has been more easily accessible in other games.

It has also been confirmed that it will be possible to improve certain characteristics of the Pokémon using elements called candies and it will also be possible to trade and fight with other players, both through local and online multiplayer, but the latter will require a subscription to Nintendo Switch Online.

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