Pokemon HOME version 3.2.1 update: Maintenance schedule, release date, and server downtime
Pokemon HOME Indigo Disk connectivity is set to arrive with version 3.2.1 update. HOME has become integral to the franchise's mainline and other gaming titles, especially because players can transfer pocket monsters between the games. Trainers have been eagerly waiting for the Indigo Disk compatibility with the DLC to launch later this week.
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Read on to find out when the upcoming 3.2.1 update release date is, when the server downtime, and more.
When is the next Pokemon HOME update? Indigo Disk connectivity downtime (Dec. 13)
Upcoming Pokemon HOME Indigo Disk connectivity server maintenance started on Wednesday, Dec. 13, at 4 pm PT, with update 3.2.1 arriving with it. The same across major time zones are as follows:
When will Pokemon HOME be back up? Indigo Disk connectivity downtime (Dec. 13)
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The servers are slated to get back up on Dec. 14 by 10 pm local time. The same across major time zones are as follows:
Time Zone
Release Date & Time
Pacific Time
10 pm on December 14
Central Time
12 am on December 15
Eastern Time
1 am on December 15
UK Time
6 am on December 15
Central Europe Time
7 am on December 15
Indian Time
11.30 am on December 15
Japan Time
3 pm on December 15
Australian Time
5 pm on December 15
New Zealand TIme
7 pm on December 15
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The same schedule for major cities is as follows:
City
Release Date & Time
Los Angeles, United States
10 pm on December 14
New York, United States
1 am on December 15
London, United Kingdom
6 am on December 15
Paris, France
7 am on December 15
Berlin, Germany
7 am on December 15
New Delhi, India
11.30 am on December 15
Tokyo, Japan
3 pm on December 15
Sydney, Australia
5 pm on December 15
Auckland, New Zealand
7 pm on December 15
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We will share the patch notes if and when they are made available before or after the maintenance.
The ongoing server maintenance is scheduled for a hefty period of time, marking the arrival of the final part of The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero. Players will make a trip to the Blueberry Academy, check out the unique Terarium, utilize new mechanics like the Synchro Machine, encounter Legendary Pokemon from earlier generations, and plenty more.
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