'Pokémon' News & Updates: 'Pokémon Sun and Moon' Releases Pikachu Copycat; 'Pokémon Go' Not An Epic Game After All?

Recent reports regarding the legacy of the "Pokémon" franchise is skyrocketing. From the latest release of the "Pokémon Go" game and the new "Pokémon Sun and Moon" poster that showcases the character that embodies Pikachu in more ways than one.

It is undeniable that the frenzy of "Pokémon Go" is dominating the globe and other countries have even expressed their concerns since the game is not playable in their region. However, despite the positive reports regarding the game, many rumors are escalating that the success would not last long. As for "Pokémon Sun and Moon," the poster released on the market has drawn much attention as well.

According to Recode, "Pokémon Go" has two directions to be a part of. It could either be the next candy crush of this generation or it could last for years and make its mark in history. In regards to the success of the new game, a stunning 7.5 million downloads were gained and boasts of world-class features as well.

While many are speculating that "Pokémon Go" would not last, it is still worth considering given the reality that the game is founded on 2 decades of market presence and has penetrated the resonance of the players all across the globe. The presence of "Pokémon Sun and Moon" is a clear indicator of the legacy that the "Pokémon" franchise has generated.

A former post from Parent Herald, it is irrefutable that the "Pokémon" has remained strong and resilient despite the sturdy competition. For "Pokémon Go," it has made a lot of gamers do things that are unexpected just to catch a "Pokémon."

Both "Pokémon Sun and Moon" and "Pokémon Go" are promising segments that could outshine the present games on the market. For some, even though there are rumors of being a one-time frenzy, the 20-year legacy of the "Pokémon" franchise is more than enough to debunk the speculations.

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