Summary
The new version 3.2.1 update for Pokemon Homebrings a variety of new features to the creature storage and transfer service, including compatibility withPokemon Scarlet and Violet’s newly-released Indigo Disk DLC.. Though there were some concerns among the game’s community as to how long it would take for this update to arrive considering the extensive wait betweenPokemon Scarlet and Violet’s release and itsPokemon Homeconnectivity update, many players are relieved to see the update ready and installable just days after the release of the game’s latest DLC pack.
Pokemon Homehas been a vital resourceforPokemonenthusiasts throughout the past few years, essentially presenting itself as the Nintendo Switch equivalent of the 3DS' Pokemon Bank. The service allows players to move their Pokemon between various Switch and mobile games, while also providing a method of storing Pokemon in a secure, virtual space. Creatures stored on previous generations of games from the 3DS era can also be moved to Pokemon Bankso that they may subsequently join players' teams in the latest titles, though the service is home to a variety of other features which are bound to be useful to experiencedPokemonfans with more caught creatures to count.
The latest update to Pokemon Homefurther expands on the service’s capabilities, with its most notable new feature bringing compatibility with the Indigo Disk DLC andallowing the transfer of Pokemonto and from the new content pack. This was revealed shortly after the release of the Indigo Disk expansion viaan update on the official Pokemon website, which confirms that Home can now be connected to the Indigo Disk. That’s not all though, as users of Pokemon Homenow have the option to view their Pokemon’s stats from other games that they were in even while Pokemon Home is actively connected to a game.
The content delivered in the Indigo Disk DLC brings fans to the end of their adventure in the Hidden Treasure of Area Zero DLC, introducing an entirely new location to explore beneath the ocean of the Unova region which is bursting with familiar Pokemon from across the years. The Blueberry Academy comes complete with its own new Pokedex to fill in, and is even home to a fewnew species of Pokemonfor players to meet.
The complete package of DLC for the Gen 9Pokemongames brings a relieving amount of substance and new content to the game, while also expanding on the narrative introduced in the base game. While The Indigo Disk may just be the last piece of DLC thatScarlet and Violetwill ever see, a plethora of unanswered questions related to the story and a sizable amount of datamined content suggests thatPokemon Scarlet and Violetare yet to be wrapped upwith one last event.
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet
WHERE TO PLAY
The school that you’ve enrolled in as you playPokémon ScarletandPokémon Violethosts a special independent study project. The theme of this assignment is “A Treasure Hunt.” Explore the world and seek out your very own treasure!Three stories will be woven into your adventure while traversing the sprawling Paldea region. Along Victory Road, you will go to Gyms in different locations in order to to achieve Champion Rank. On the Path of Legends, you can join Arven in search of rare ingredients. And in ★ Starfall Street ★, you’ll challenge Team Star, a group of delinquents causing trouble for the school.These stories are set in an open world, so where you go is all up to you. A world teeming with Pokémon and people to meet is waiting for you—traverse the Paldea region wherever you heart desires.
