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New Pokemon Snap review: You know, I’m something of a photographer myself

New Pokemon Snap review: You know, I’m something of a photographer myself

Posted on May 17, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The original Pokemon Snap is a title that I played very enthusiastically as a kid and still think about today. Even though it was a fairly short affair, I squeezed as much gameplay out of it as any person reasonably could have, determined to uncover its secrets and photograph every Pokemon in the game. At many times throughout the past, I’ve been expecting Nintendo to announce a sequel, but that announcement only recently came after literal decades if waiting.
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