I like the single joycon use, I lay in bed and relax, that said it's not the most accurate, Sometimes i've thrown directly to the TV and the ball flies off to the left or right, but on the whole I prefer single joycon, I tried handheld and think it's more accurate just cause you can control the camera and stuff, but that's only when i'm out an about or on the thrown for an hour xD
I got the pokeball plus controller, unless you desperately want Mew, I wouldn't bother, It's a nice, robust well built controller, the HD rumble is excellent and the rgb ring around the joystick is cool, but talking about the joystick it sometimes got annoying, You press the joystick in for A and sometimes my thumb pushes the stick down as I click in totally picking a different selection than I was after, so now it's retired back in it's box and it's joycon all the way for me.
Has anyone played pokemon lets go eevee\Pikachu? Thinking of getting it soon because have played most of the previous games since they started to come out. looking for someone to tell me what the differences are and how an overview of how the game works.
scroll up a little to see my very mini review, It's a flat out Yellow remake with great audio and visuals, the mechanics are great for the kind of game it is, the pokemon battles are what you'd expect from a pokemon game, yes it's a little disappointing wild encounter "battles" are gone but I haven't honestly mind that it has, and the pain that was walking through mt moon and rock cave encountering pokemon every 2 secs is gone, you'll just have to avoid the pokemon that are on screen.
Honestly I recommend the game to both new and veterans of the game, it's a great casual pokemon game, I honestly prefer it to the recent offerings such as Sun&Moon and the previous titles.
I'm hoping they expand this game in terms of DLC, Like Pokemon Go has slowly released gen 2, 3 etc pokemon, I'd hope they add more regions like Johto and Hoenn, I'd buy it.
Seems pretty fun so far though other than that.