'Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire' features: PokeNav Plus and more mega evolutions to be featured

More details about the much awaited "Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire" emerged online.

According to reports, the revamped Pokemon games will feature PokeNav Plus, which will give players information useful to their adventure. The new feature has four major functions and their detailed explanations were posted on the official web site of the game. These four major functions are DexNav, AreaNav, BuzzNav and PlayNav.

Aside from PokeNav Plus, the web site also introduced two new Mega Evolutions - Mega Steelix and Mega Glalie. There are dedicated web pages for each pokemon. Mega Steelix features a major increase in defense as well as the Sand Force Ability. Mega Glalie, on the other hand, has an amazing ability to turn all Normal-type moves into Ice-type moves.

Meanwhile, the demo version of "Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire" was available on Oct. 15 in Nintendo eShop. Players were able to download the demo version using a unique code. The purpose of the demo version of the refreshed Pokemon game is to comb the game of bugs and issues so that the developer can roll out the first release of the game smoothly.

Reports stated the demo version will deliver special offers and treats to players daily. This is to encourage more gamers to play the new Pokemon game diligently.

What gamers gained and did in the demo version will not be in vain as players who will download and play the demo version will be able to transfer items, Mega Evolution Pokemon, achievements, etc. earned in the demo to the main game version once it is released. Players will have to use the Pokemon Link feature in the game to transfer the items once the official version of the game is revealed.

"Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire" is set to hit Nintendo 3DS in North America and Europe on November 21 and 28, respectively. However, more details are set to be divulged to the public by the developer later as the release date approaches.

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