graceful rampart
IGDB lists it to’ve released in North America a day before the rest of the world, which I think might be an error: https://www.google.com.au/search?q=ultra+sun+and+ultra+moon+release+date&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&client=safari&dlnr=1&sei=B7ieZdCZDaqe4-EP7I6b6AI
velvet tangle
FWIW Bulbapedia lists Nov 17 for all regions
graceful rampart
Which is why I think the November 16th listing on IGDB might be an error.
graceful rampart
BrilliantDiamond & ShiningPearl have a similar situation, stating that it released somewhere on November 18th the year of it’s release.
olive osprey
Look over the changelog, it was a bot edit. Feel free to make the edit and state the reason.
https://www.igdb.com/games/pokemon-ultra-sun/changes/682898?page=2
novel hare
It's possible this was because games that get a midnight release end up releasing up to a few hours earlier on the day before depending on which timezone in the US, as US midnight releases are pretty much always based on the Eastern time zone.
ancient osprey
Pretty difficult to get exact dates considering time zonesy yeah
olive osprey
Pretty difficult to get exact dates considering time zonesy yeah
And Nintendo is pretty strict on their releases. On West Coast alot of games release at 9pm to match up with East Coast releases, but not Nintendo. 12am releases here
ancient osprey
Gotta keep them traditions
No changes allowed after several years of revisions and complaints
Though jokes aside, it's not as bad as it was back in the old days
novel hare
And Nintendo is pretty strict on their releases. On West Coast alot of games rel...
That's so odd. They release at 11 PM in the Central time zone