'Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire' leaked character images tease fans before Nov. 21 release

Leaked images of "Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire" surfaced online and teased fans of the appearance of the game. 

Kpopstarz cited popular forum website 4chan where alleged leaked images of the game were found. A user who claimed to have obtained a copy of the title took screenshots and posted the two photos of the game. 

In one of the photos, the female player is inside a Pokémon Center, while the other snapshot shows the player using the PokéNav. However, it is still unconfirmed whether the photos are authentic. 

According to one of the commenters cited by the same report, the images could be from a review copy of the Nintendo game, which are being shipped this week, ahead of the official release of the "Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire." 

Some of the new features that gamers should anticipate in the refreshed Pokemon versions are new gameplay, Pokémons, items, and weapons. The "Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire" will release a new gameplay with the graphics of the game greatly improved. 

New Pokémons will be included in the new versions of the game. Shaymin, Keldeo and Victini are the three Pokemons to join the pack of Pokémons. Moreover, one of the distinctive features of "Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire" is the mega evolutions of some of the Pokémons. 

Lastly, new items will be available to players such as Pokémon Tretta Power Strength Set, the Treat Speed Strength Set, the Pokémon Vegetable Snack Salad and the Pokémon Sprinkles Mini Pack. However, these items can be obtained through special codes. 

The "Pokémon Omega Ruby" and "Pokémon Alpha Sapphire" games are set to hit the Nintendo 3DS in North America and Japan on Nov. 21, and in Europe on Nov. 28. They can be bought separately for $39.99 or in a Dual Pack set for $79.98 in Best Buy and Amazon.

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