The Pokémon TV app finally lands on Nintendo Switch
Pokémon fanatics now have even more ways to enjoy the deals of the franchise in the Nintendo switch. The Pokémon TV application has, finally, came to the console. It includes hundreds of episodes of the Anime Pokémon series, including some complete seasons, as well as animated specialties.
Children (and adults, if we are being honest), can also start and transmit the game of Pokémon Trading cards and video game competitions. They can pick up some training tips as well. There are a lot of younger Pokémon fanatics as well. The junior category includes singing songs, children’s rhymes and more. The content in the free application is periodically updated.
Pokémon TV emerged in 2010 on the official website of the brand. Android and iOS applications followed in 2013.
Although the ESHOP switch has hundreds and hundreds of games, there are few precious media applications. You can activate YouTube, Hulu and Funimation, but Netflix and Prime Video do not see (unless your jailbreak switch is). Another transmission application of a brand that is so intertwined with the Nintendo DNA could prevent people from getting hooked on their switch for more time. Even so, it feels as if the Pokémon TV application should have been on the console for a long time.
