Pokémon BDSP Brings Back Diamond Dust Easter Egg From Original Games

Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl has the return of the Diamond Dust Easter Egg from the original games, which changes up Snowpoint CIty.

A special Easter egg from Pokémon Diamond and Pearl is shown to have been brought back in the remakes to celebrate director Junichi Masuda’s birthday. Junichi Masuda is one of the current directors of the Pokémon franchise, though he hasn’t been the main director of a Pokémon game ever since Pokémon Sun and Moon.

Today is January 12th and is one of the days you'll see Diamond Dust in Snowpoint City in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond/Shining Pearl.

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