Pokémon Ultra Moon - Nintendo 3DS

My son has gotten pretty far and I have to fight him to put the game down! Loves it so much. He’s played ultra sun and loved it and mentioned this one for Christmas. Got it pretty quick and the price was pretty good.

Good game I play it every day and night and I trade with people online

My son loves it has been waiting for this game awhile no issues thank you

The game play is really fun but a lot of my friends ( myself included ) that this could have easily been a DLC to buy rather than its own game.

Great game for play all the time, are very funny.

It arrived on and in very good condition.

Giving it four stars because the game is a lot of fun, but it didnt deliver until five days after release. Amazon was very helpful. It is basically Sun and Moon with updates. If you loved those games, youll like this one too. There are more pokemon to catch, more mini games, more characters and an expanded story. Issues like obnoxiously low catch rates and being unable to evolve Vikavolt till end game have been altered in this version. I wasnt expecting much from the photo shoot mini game but its actually pretty fun and cute, a nice way to take a little break and commemorate an event, like your pokemon evolving. Be sure to buy this soon if you want Dusk Lycanroc too.

It’s Pokemon! What is there to say? Amazing game though. My boyfriend and I both play Ultra Moon and Sun together and have a great time. The ‘multiplayer’ is a bit confusing though is all I have to say.

I am kind of perplexed by all the one star reviews complaining its the same game. The Ultra Sun/Moon games are essentially remakes/remasters with all new content and drastic storyline changes to the originals, and have always been marketed as such. Its not intended to be a completely different game as, say, from Red/Blue to Gold/Silver. Its better to think of these as alternative versions to the original games because thats exactly what they are. Expectations should be adjusted accordingly. While many locations and a lot of key plot elements are unchanged early on, the experience is significantly different from the get-go in a variety of ways. A lot of scenes are executed much differently (such as the way in which you get your starter), you are chased by an entirely new villain organization with a brand new plot line attached throughout, virtually all characters from major NPCs to simple villagers have new dialogue and quests, there are new areas to find and explore, there are TONS of new secrets and quests ranging from simple and obvious to more obscure and rewarding, there are a LOT more classic Pokemon throughout the entire game to encounter and catch from every generation, not just the legendaries... the list goes on. The latter half of the game plays out VERY very differently with all new events and locations, and the post-game has a lot more meat to it. Even a lot of the soundtrack and the UI have been overhauled and changed. While I can understand not liking a game personally, calling this exactly the same and thus a rip-off feels like a knee-jerk reaction and frankly, not an entirely honest one that isnt offering any helpful information to someone looking to buy this. Be aware of what youre getting and adjust your expectations accordingly. Playing this in no way feels like a retread of the original games and Im honestly surprised by how many changes there are, some big and some small. The story feels like it flows a lot better now; a lot of the cutscenes have been changes and rewritten in ways that make them feel stronger, while many major characters get a lot more characterisation so it feels more rewarding to people who have played the original and felt some of those beats fell a little flat. If you want a completely brand new game as you would going from one generation to the next, this isnt it. But as someone who has played the games on and off since their very first Red/Blue release but isnt a diehard, I am very happy with my purchase and what they chose to do with it.

So much better than the first in the series. I also love that at the beginning there are more varieties of pokemon available compared to the first. I love the little interactions with various pokemon and the multiple side quests that the game provides. It really makes the series more fleshed out.