While the E3 2016 Nintendo Treehouse Demonstration of "Pokemon Sun and Moon" shared a lot of details, they didn't cover everything! Let's take a closer look at the E3 2016 "Pokemon Sun and Moon" gameplay to find some Easter eggs!
The "Pokemon Sun and Moon" trailer showed off the new Battle Royal multiplayer mode. And while the E3 2016 Treehouse demonstration showed off exactly what that mode was like, there are a few "Pokemon Sun and Moon" details needed to be mentioned.
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The E3 2016 "Pokemon Sun and Moon" Treehouse demonstration also provided us with a look at how things will unfold in the beginning.
Before we even leave the player's house in the "Pokemon Sun and Moon," we can see a door in the background that most may have failed to notice before. Where exactly does this lead?
Looking at the Alola Map, we can actually match the "Pokemon Sun and Moon" player's house with one specific building, the one right next to the Pokemon Center.
But rather than take the path to left, the "Pokemon Sun and Moon" player goes to the right.
As the player loops around the outskirts of the Island in Route 1, he comes to a crossing where the left part would have met.
And in the "Pokemon Sun and Moon" background, where the path continues to the North, we can see that it's completely blocked off.
Similar blockades like this will prevent the player from heading to the Pokemon Center or using the alternate route. But why are these blocked off?
All of these questions will finally be answered when "Pokemon Sun and Moon" launch on November 18, 2016.