by Donald Theriault - November 1, 2016, 7:20 am EDT
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Even Europe can get in on the most pre-ordered game in Nintendo history.
Those with large memory cards can start downloading Nintendo's biggest game of the year now.
The preload options are now available for Pokémon Sun and Moon worldwide, to unlock on November 18 (23 November in Europe). Large memory cards are recommended, as the full game takes up roughly 3.2GB of space (26,214 blocks).
European preloaders are receiving codes for 12 Quick Balls when the game launches.
inb4 the full version gets datamined from the preload.
Probably not going to happen - they didn't Color Splash this one.
The ETA for cracking the encryption on the preloaded files is just after the heat death of the universe.
Hey y'all,
Does anyone know if you can get the Amazon Prime discount for pre-ordering Sun or Moon digitally? I went to pre-order Moon, but it looks like you can only get the Amazon pre-order discount on the physical copy. Is this true?
If so - does anyone know of any deals for pre-ordering the digital version anywhere? Thanks!
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