Previously, developer Game Freak also hinted at a new game for the series in a job listing. Just one week ago, fans turned their attention to a new line of merchandise that suggested that Pokemon Star really is happening and is really in development for the Nintendo Switch. Of course, this latest bit of evidence would seem even less believable if it wasn't for the other recent Pokemon Star speculation. Adding other random words and phrases to the URL does not work and we found that adding /pikachu, /sun, /3DS and /random to the URL did not cause a redirect to the homepage as /hoshi (or /niji) do. However, many have pointed out that this redirect has to be done on purpose and that someone must have manually set the website to redirect to the home page once that term was added to the end of the URL.
POKEMON STAR VERSION UPDATE
This update is incredibly brief and on the surface, so it's understandable why some Pokemon fans would be hesitant to believe it. It should be noted that prior to to the announcement of Pokemon Sun and Moon, the website had a redirect for "pokemon/com/niji" and "niji" translates as "rainbow" with rainbow having been the code name for the best-selling handheld games. The URL "/hoshi" now redirects to the the website's home page at, and "hoshi" means "star" in Japanese. Today, fans discovered that the official Pokemon website has gotten a small, potentially Pokemon Star related update. Star is rumored to be a Nintendo Switch version of Sun and Moon.
An update to the official Pokemon website offers the latest piece of evidence that a game called Pokemon Star will be released for the Nintendo Switch.
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