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  1. 001EurogamerSEP · 22English

    Nintendo Switch ports of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire look even more likely after official account shares suspiciously HD footage of the GBA games

    An official Pokémon social media account posted HD footage of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire that appears to be running on emulation rather than original Game Boy Advance hardware, prompting speculation among fans that Nintendo Switch ports of these classic games are in development. Dataminers previously found ROM support for third-generation Pokémon games in this year's FireRed and LeafGreen Switch ports, lending further credibility to the theory.

    By Kaan Serin
  2. 002PolygonSEP · 21English

    Fans hope The Pokémon Company just teased the rumored Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald Switch ports

    The Pokémon Company's official Japanese account posted a video featuring Mr. Briney from Generation 3 Pokémon games, sparking fan speculation that rumored Switch ports of Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald may be coming. Fans noted the video's vibrant colors and high image quality, suggesting it could be from the unreleased Switch versions, though The Pokémon Company has not officially confirmed any ports.

    By Austin Manchester