The Pokemon X and Y soundtrack, Pokemon X and Pokemon Y Super Music Collection, was released today, November 12th, 2013. There are 212 tracks of background music featured in Pokemon X and Y and in the Pokemon Origins special, which begins airing this Friday, November 15th 2013 on the Pokemon TV app (available on iTunes and Google Play).
You can find the soundtrack starting today on iTunes here for $9.99.
Get a list of the tracks available below.
French hacker, smealum, has uncovered three mythical Pokemon yet to be discovered in Pokemon X and Y. You can find the following three Pokemon’s names by searching the Global Trade System, so they do indeed exist. Not only that, he’s released 2 more Mega Evolutions and 4 more Pokemon forms we haven’t seen yet.
Remember, the following has possible spoilers, so continue at your own risk.
Nintendo has released a patch today for Pokemon X and Y to fix a problem that would leave players with a broken game if they saved in certain areas of Lumiose city. It also fixes a problem with the Global Trade System that would crash your game if you use filters to find certain Pokemon.
Scan the QR codes in the image attached to this post to get the update, or head over to the Nintendo eShop to download the 1.1 update.
The following list has all of the new Pokémon found in Pokemon X and Y including the locations you can find them. There are spoilers below, so view at your own risk. The Pokemon Company has also released new artwork for a lot of the Pokemon below, so I’ve updated our X and Y Pokemon page.
On Saturday, Oct. 12, Pokémon X and Pokémon Y for Nintendo 3DS became the first set of games in franchise history to launch simultaneously worldwide. Nintendo reported today that the games combined to sell more than 4 million units across Japan, Europe* and The Americas on Saturday, Oct. 12, and Sunday, Oct. 13.
“The early response to Pokémon X and Pokémon Y not only reaffirms the ongoing passion of Pokémon fans, but also indicates that an entirely new generation of gamers is eager to experience the franchise for itself,” said Nintendo President Satoru Iwata.
