Pokemon Black and White 2 North American and European release dates announced

Posted By | On 27th, Feb. 2012

After the shocking announcement of Pokemon Black and White 2 yesterday, Nintendo has announced western release dates for the DS sequels.

Pokemon Black 2 and White 2 will be coming out in Europe this spring and North America this fall. It’s previously been announced that it’s releasing in Japan this June. This makes this the first canonical Pokemon game to get a release in all regions in the same year.

There aren’t many details on the game yet, but we suspect Nintendo will be making some announcements soon. So stay tuned to GB, we’ll keep you updated.


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