Pokemon Scarlet and Violet for the Nintendo Switch have the lowest user scores in series history on Metacritic, but sold a combined 10 million copies in just three days.
The latest Pokemon games have had the most significant worldwide launch sales in Nintendo's history, despite players complaining of bugs and poor graphics performance., have the lowest user scores in series history on the Metacritic reviews aggregator website.
Scarlet and Violet were mostly praised by critics, with reviews complimenting the addictive gameplay and vibrant colours, and they sold a combined 10 million copies in their first three days. It's fair to say that the visuals are pretty lacklustre by modern standards - for our money, they're reminiscent of a PlayStation 3 game from yesteryear.
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