‘Pokémon Diamond and Pearl’ remakes confirmed for November launch

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Nintendo has announced the release dates for the next instalments of Pokémon games for Nintendo Switch.Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl – remakes of the Diamond and Pearl games released for Nintendo DS – will launch on November 19.The announcements arrived today (May 26) with little fanfare via Twitter unaccompanied by any new information of trailer, other than that the games were available to pre-order (US retailers only).Fans will however be able to pick up both Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl together as a dual pack at launch.See the Sinnoh region in a brilliant new light when #PokemonBrilliantDiamond and #PokemonShiningPearl come to #NintendoSwitch on 19/11.

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