'Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire' patch v.1.2 update in December

After becoming aware of a bug irking "Pokémon Omega Ruby" and "Pokémon Alpha Sapphire" players, The Pokémon Company, as confirmed by Nintendo Enthusiast, will be releasing a patch to fix the growing nuisance in the days to come. 

According to Serebii, as shared by IB Times, the patch v.1.2 will mend the maddening freezing that happens at the point of the game when players defeat the final boss in the Elite Four. 

"This patch v.1.2 is due for release early next month [December] and will fix a glitch where the game may freeze when the game shifts to the ending movie from the Hall of Fame," the aforementioned sites posted. 

IDigital Times commend the company's rapid response when it comes to fixing up the game and everything that pesters it. Just last week, patch v.1.1 was released for "Pokémon Omega Ruby" and "Alpha Sapphire" all for bug-killing and online skills-honing. 

Meanwhile, IDigital Times dispelled the expectation of gamers who are on tenterhooks for brand new mega evolutions, adding that the upcoming patch is set to function merely as a band-aid for any issues that plague the game and gamers, but it's not a bearer of new and awesome content. The site simply added that Nintendo did not include "updating the previous game" on their cards. Instead, the site stated that Hall Of Fame patch will follow through soon. 

Forbes, as cited by IB Times, revealed that "Pokémon Omega Ruby" and "Alpha Sapphire" has already sold 3 million units in Australia, Japan and North America, half of those from the land of the rising sun alone. Its recent rollout in Europe is set to boost the sales even higher. Those who have been enjoying the game ever since can turn their attention to this video for a while. The clip, uploaded by MaxEzzy, which was shared by Polygon and IB Times, shows the awesomeness that emerge out of 48 Shiny Mega Evolutions in the game.

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