"Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire" was rumored to be released in June after the game was teased twice already.

There is a big possibility that Nintendo's upcoming Pokemon game will be launched at the E3 trade show next month. The suggested retail price is put at $39.99, with free shipping. However, there is no word yet about preorder bonuses.

"Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire" was claimed to be the remake of the series' previous games Ruby and Sapphire versions. However, there are whispers that the new game will be more than a remake and there will be new changes to the overall battle.

Unfortunately, the games will not be full 3D just like the Pokemon X and Y. This is not about the CG graphics but the stereoscopic (glasses-free) 3D effect that Pokemon games were known for. If the game maker will pattern the "Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire" to the Pokemon X and Y, the game will have a 3D overworld and 3D battles.

It is still unsure what the characters in the new game will be like. It is still unconfirmed whether the characters will be the mega-evolution versions of Pokemon, or new forms, or even relatively new Pokemon.

Nintendo-Insider reported that battle director for the Pokemon games Shingeki Morimoto said that it will bring in a huge change in terms of the way battle goes on for Pokemon.

"I think these games are going to cause another huge change in the world of battling. They will be released in November of this year, so until then you'll still be battling using Pokemon X and Y," Morimoto said.

However, no concrete detail about the new battle change was revealed, but CoroCoro update may be release soon. Fans will have to wait and see until next month to find out more details about the much awaited game.