Pokemon fans who have finished up Ultra Sun/Moon and need a break from chasing around AR monsters in Pokemon GO are eagerly awaiting news about the currently unnamed Pokemon game for Nintendo Switch. Although the initial speculation was that the game wouldn't arrive for at least a few years, a new job listing suggests that the project may be further along than expected.
The job listing is a six month contract for a localization expert and it looks like the work will kick off sometime between April and June 2018. This process could take place at varies stages of the game's development, but some fans are hoping that this means things are coming to a close and the game could be ready as early as holiday 2018.
Pixelpar noticed the job listing and the particular time period for the position...
Details surround Pokemon for Nintendo Switch are very sparse at this point. There have been some leaks that teased fans with the potential starters and some interesting quotes from the devs suggesting fans shouldn't get their hopes too high for the title.
At this point, gamers will just have to wait and hope that some news arrives early this summer about a release window and game's new features. Until then, they can stay busy hunting down the latest Legendary Raid boss in Pokemon GO.
Pokemon for Nintendo Switch does not have a confirmed release date at this point.