Nintendo apologizes for Pokémon performance problems, promises “improvements”

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Nintendo apologizes for Pokémon performance problems, promises “improvements” - Ars Technica

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Games have been Nintendo's fastest-selling titles despite early bugs.

But alongside that mostly routine post-launch update came a less-routine acknowledgment of the performance problems and a suggestion that the company would provide fixes.

I captured a screenshot of a Hoppip that was casting three shadows simultaneously (though it's possible the Paldea region has three suns that I just don't know about).