Detective Pikachu game sequel is still in development according to studio's website

Detective Pikachu
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A Detective Pikachu sequel is seeming🐎ly still in development at original studio Creature🌺s.

Over the past weekend, it was spotted that the official website had been updated with a 'People' secti🔜on. A developer at the studio, attributed only as K.T., makes reference to a "sequel to Detective Pikachu" in hꦛis comments on the page, outlining how they're in charge programming for parts of the sequel.

The 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Detective Pikachu sequel was announced all the way back in 2019, specifically for the Nintendo Switch, but news on the sequel has been absent ever since. At the time, it was quietly confirmed through a press conference held in Tokyo, not through the fantastical 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Nintendo Direct presentations we're so used to now. 

Right now, it's been nearly four years since 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Detective Pikachu first launched on the Nintendo 3DS. In a fully-voiced twist on the usual Pokemon formula, Pikachu donned a cap and went searching for mysteries with a human partner, tac🌼kling crime while waxing lyrical about his love of coffee. It was a new direction for the Pokemon series in general, that's for sure.

If you were wondering about the Ryan Reynolds-led Detective Pikachu movie, the game and film follow two very different stories, and it was outlined back in 2019 that the Detective Pikachu game sequel wouldn't be an adaptation of the movie. Speaking of, it doesn't look like we're ever getting a follow-up to the live-action movie, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:as star Justice Smith poure꧒d cold water on hopes last year.

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