Although Pokémon: Zhu/Purple is sadly "famous" for its endless vicious bugs and disappointing picture performance, the full map crystal failure discovered by a player on Switch2 recently broke through the imagination.Although "Pokemon: Zhu/Purple" has been improved after years of updates, the performance improvements, fine-tuning of picture quality and the increase in the number of Pokemon on the same screen brought by the Switch2 version actually make this bizarre fault particularly dazzling.

Granted, the game originally designed for the Switch could have performed better on the original platform, but the free upgrade Nintendo offers Switch2 users brings at least some visible improvements.Players who use Switch2 to run "Pokemon: Zhu/Purple" can not only enjoy a smoother experience, but also launch the signature "Tai Crystalization" system in battle to change the Pokemon attributes - but no one expected that the entire Pedia region would crystallize along with it.

Even after the latest patch was released, the actual picture shared by user cakebomb321 still shows: the moment the protagonist stepped out of the house, the NPC from the building to the passerby was covered with a dazzling crystal layer, which even caused visual discomfort under specific light.This weird scene that seemed like the whole world was thrown into a diamond grinder reminded people of the nightmare bug that turned NPC into a tall skeleton monster in the early game.

If it is not for serious damage to vision, this fault with its own "Sun Fist" effect may become an alternative gameplay.The triggering mechanism is not yet clear, but players generally believe that the driver compatibility issue of Switch2 is the culprit.With the end of the final chapter of "Zhu/Zi", the adventure in the Pedia region has come to an end.The new series "Pokemon Legend Z-A" is confirmed to be available on the Switch1/Switch2 dual platforms on October 16 this year.