Pokemon Home Gets a New Update

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Pokemon Home is a cloud-based Pokemon storage service that allows players to store their Pokemon on the cloud from different games in the franchise, both mainline and mobile. Taking inspiration from Bill's PC in the Pokemon games, Pokemon Home is a logical way for players to be able to carry their favorite Pokemon over to newer games instead of leaving them behind in older games and starting from scratch.

Initially released in February of 2020, Pokemon Home is a valuable resource for players that would like to carry their Pokemon over from one game to the other, especially between platforms. It is a paid subscription service, though, and players should know all the details of how they can carry more Pokemon in Pokemon Home in order to most effectively take advantage of the service. A new update for Pokemon Home (2.0.2) is currently live, though it is only offered on mobile right now.

Pokemon Home Update 2.0 Adding Compatibility for BDSP, Legends: Arceus

The update is not a full one and only includes minor changes here and there with no change to Pokemon Home's point system or any major subscription model alteration. The update's main change is that it gives players the ability to fully delete their accounts if they wish. The other changes in the update are mainly just resolving common issues that players have been experiencing with the service. A full list of the patch notes is included at the end of this article.

Pokemon Home's ability to transfer Pokemon between mobile devices and consoles is a huge draw for players as Pokemon GO is such a popular way for players to catch different Pokemon from various different generations and then bring them to other games. Especially because Pokemon games are known for their version