Pokémon Sword and Shield maintenance now complete, The Crown Tundra available now

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The Crown Tundra, the second set of downloadable content for Pokémon Sword and Shield, is now available. In The Crown Tundra, Trainers can explore a vast, frigid landscape with jagged, snowy mountains and drifts of glittering snow. The Pokémon Sword Expansion Pass and the Pokémon Shield Expansion Pass are available for purchase in the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch. Following a brief maintenance period, the new update version 1.3 is now live in Pokémon Sword and Shield to add more than 100 returning Pokémon and The Crown Tundra.

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