New Pokémon Snap [15s] TV Commercial 3 for Nintendo Switch - NSW - 2021

Описание: New Pokémon Snap (2021)

Release Dates and Regional Names:

North America: April 30, 2021 – New Pokémon Snap
Europe: April 30, 2021 – New Pokémon Snap
Australia: April 30, 2021 – New Pokémon Snap
Japan: April 30, 2021 – New Pokémon Snap (New ポケモンスナップ)
China: July 16, 2024 – New Pokémon Snap

Manufacturer: Nintendo (Switch, Switch Lite, Switch OLED, Switch 2)
Publisher: Nintendo, The Pokémon Company
Developer: Bandai Namco Studios
Type: Photography, Simulation
Media: Switch Game Card (~6.9 GB), Digital Download
Controller: Joy-Con, Switch Pro Controller, Touchscreen Gameplay and Plot:
New Pokémon Snap, a sequel to the 1999 Nintendo 64 Pokémon Snap, is a first-person photography game set in the Lental region. Players, as a budding photographer, assist Professor Mirror and assistants Rita and Phil in researching the Illumina phenomenon, where Pokémon and plants glow. Aboard the NEO-ONE hovercraft, players travel on-rails through diverse ecosystems (jungles, deserts, beaches) across six islands (Florio, Belusylva, Maricopia, Voluca, Durice, Aurus) to photograph 234 Pokémon for a Photodex. Tools like fluffruit (to lure Pokémon), Illumina orbs (to trigger glowing states), melodies, and scanning coax unique behaviors. Photos are scored (1–4 stars) based on pose, size, and rarity, earning Expedition Points to unlock new courses and Research Levels. A free August 2021 update added three courses (Secret Side Path, Mightywide River, Barren Badlands) and 20 Pokémon. Players can edit photos (brightness, filters) and share them online (Nintendo Switch Online required). No multiplayer; single-player focus with online rankings.Key Features: 234 Pokémon across 20+ courses (day/night variants)
Tools: Fluffruit, Illumina orbs, melody, scan
Photodex: Collect up to four photos per Pokémon (1–4 stars)
Photo editing: Re-Snap mode with filters, stickers
Online sharing: Sweet! Medals for photo rankings
Free DLC: 3 new courses, 20 additional Pokémon

Game Length: Main Story: ~10–15 hours
Completionist (100% Photodex, requests): ~30–50 hours

Sales Numbers:
2.4 million units sold by December 2021. Often ~$39.99–$59.99 in 2025.
Technical Specifications: Media: Switch Game Card (6.9 GB), Digital (6.9 GB)
Resolution: 1080p/30 FPS (docked), 720p/30 FPS (handheld)
Save System: Internal storage, cloud (Nintendo Switch Online)
Audio: Stereo, surround (headphones)
System: Switch, Switch Lite, Switch OLED, Switch 2

Back of the Box Description (North America):
“Capture the wild beauty of Pokémon in New Pokémon Snap! Explore Lental’s islands, photograph Pokémon in their habitats, and unravel the Illumina mystery. Build your Photodex with stunning shots and share them with the world!” Additional Details: Mechanics: On-rails photography, environmental interaction, photo scoring
Multiplayer: None; online photo sharing (Nintendo Switch Online)
Difficulty: Easy; higher Research Levels increase challenge
Development: ~3 years, inspired by original Pokémon Snap
Localization: English, Japanese, French, German, Spanish, etc.
Regional Differences: China release delayed, Simplified Chinese only
ESRB Rating: E (No Descriptors)

Technical Notes: Load Times: ~5–10 seconds
Playable on: Switch, Switch Lite, Switch OLED, Switch 2
Bugs: Minor launch issues (e.g., Braviary request glitch, patched May 2021)
Changes from Original: More Pokémon, open environments, online features

Historical Context:
Released April 30, 2021, at $59.99, New Pokémon Snap was announced June 17, 2020, during a Pokémon Presents. Developed by Bandai Namco, it modernized the N64 classic with lush visuals and social features, earning a 79/100 on Metacritic. A free August 2021 update added content, boosting replayability. Nominated for Best Family Game at The Game Awards 2021. Fans praise its relaxing gameplay but note repetitive grinding for Photodex completion.
Did You Know? Illumina orbs change Pokémon behaviors, like turning flames blue.
The NEO-ONE shrinks in Secret Side Path, making Pokémon appear giant.
Includes Pokémon from all generations up to Gen 8.
A Pokémon Go event in April 2021 featured Lental Pokémon.
Fujifilm app let players print in-game photos with Instax Mini Link.