When transferring pokemon from Pokemon Go to Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu / Let's Go Eevee, make sure that you actually do nothing in order to break the process, talking Nintendo. Interrupting the transfer has the ability to result in the loss of some of your pokémon from Pokemon Go.

In order to make sure that the process is not interrupted, Nintendo stressed some advice on its own help website. When you decide to start moving your own pokémon from Go over to Let's Go, make sure you don't actually press the home button or the power button on your own switch. You still do not want to lean the "Home" button, turn off the Bluetooth Or temporarily stop the Pokemon Go application on the mobile device. Nintendo still advises to contain the mobile device and the console of the switch near the friend to the friend during process to guarantee smooth transition.

Following this advice should prevent all sorts of difficulties when transferring your pokemon. If you have noted that your transfer has somehow stopped or not completely moved all your pokémon, Nintendo recommends that you turn off the Pokemon Go application and send it. Subsequently reinstalling the game you can restore the transfer again. What is not the least, any Pokemon that was between your mobile device and the switch, has the ability to be lost forever", such as removing and reinstalling the application will lead to that, in fact that the transfer process will get stuck in limbo."

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In our Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu / Let's Go, likbez Eevee, Jake Dekker gave 2 games 8/10, writing:"...Pokemon Pikachu go and go Ivy wonderful reimaginings from the origins of the series and a thorough RPG in their personal right. He prepares a large number of wise improvements on the unique reddish, blue and Yellowish, holding on to what actually made them these special in the first place."