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Pokémon Let’s Go! Polished Pikachu and Let’s Go! Enhanced Eevee are basic difficulty hacks made for Pokémon Let’s Go, Pikachu! and Let’s Go, Eevee! This ROM hack targets a balance closer to Game Freak’s official Black/White 2 Challenge Mode. Pokemon Let’s Go! Pikachu/Eevee ROM Hacks Pokemon Polished Pikachu and Enhanced Eevee Video: Pokemon Sacred Sword & Kings Shield – Gym Leader Milo Battle Instructions (scroll down for installation instructions).

If you want to use this ROM hack, make sure you are on the base version of the game. The post game is currently unedited. It likely won’t be updated until all DLC have been released.Evolution methods changed for trade Pokemon.Some even have type changes, or completely new abilities available. Hundreds of Pokemon have had their stats buffed, hidden abilities made available, and enhanced movesets.THIS SHOULD NOT REQUIRE AN INSANE AMOUNT OF GRINDING) (GROSSLY SUBJECT TO CHANGE, PLEASE RELAY TO ME WHAT THE LEVEL CURVE IS LIKE IN YOUR EXPERIENCE. Trainers will have Pokemon at a usually slightly higher leveled than that of your own. Level curve expected to naturally provide you with high level Pokemon.They also have the smartest AI assigned to them. Important trainers also have manually changed movesets, abilities, natures, and even IVs and EVs assigned.All important trainers have 6 Pokemon and and are much more difficult.Hundreds of Pokemon have had their Hidden Abilities made easily obtainable, stats buffed, abilities buffed, and enhanced movesets! This is a fully featured difficulty hack. Pokémon Sacred Sword and King’s Shield are ROM hacks of Pokémon Sword and Shield. Switch Pokemon ROM Hacks Collection Pokemon Sword/Shield ROM Hacks Pokemon Sacred Sword and King’s Shield

ROM Hacks can help improve the games features, user interface, and more without necessarily altering the actual story or levels. Improvements – Sometimes a game mechanic is not implemented well in a game, or the UI is not so good.

Sometimes they don’t get localized at all and never see the light of day outside of Japan. In most cases, they’re released in Japanese years before they’re localized.