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We're only weeks away from the release of Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, the updated remakes of the

Sure, the move Fly may have allowed players to quickly fly to any previously visited Pokemon centre in previous games. But Soar goes one better, and will allow you to fly over the 3D map of Hoenn and land anywhere. You'll get this move once you've encountered (and, I'm assuming, catch) Mega Latios in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.

"What this does is actually allow you to land wherever you'd like, which opens up certain locations, like small space between the routes, or small islands, and in these locations you'll find lots of Pokemon you didn't find in the previous games," Ohmori said.

For the first time on the 3DS, you'll be able to catch them all.

Sadly, there will be no new Pokemon introduced in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire (apart from all the mega evolutions of existing Pokemon, that is). But what you will get is your first opportunity to--in conjunction with X and Y--complete the national Pokedex on the 3DS. That means between Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire and X and Y, you can catch every single Pokemon.

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OXCGN: While Keji Inafune toils away on the hotly anticipated Mighty No. 9, Capcom is (at least publicly) twiddling their thumbs, watching as he creates the Mega Man game die hard fans have waited years for. After a string of unsuccessful games in the Battle Network and Star Force series, the blue bomber was primed to return in a series of titles announced a few years ago (Legends 3, Universe), only for a string of bad luck to hit. When Inafune left it seemed all was lost for Megaman, and Capcom reacted by cancelling every in development title they had.