May 18, 2017 06:56 AM EDT By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Pokémon Sun and Moon" developers, The Pokémon Company and Game Freak, made it known that they are adding four Mega Stones to the role-playing video games. These new items in the "Pokémon Sun and Moon" will allow trainers to carry out Mega Evolves for free.

The additional four Mega Stones in the "Pokémon Sun and Moon" will allow trainers to transport Mega Evolves at no cost. The video game developers announced that by adding more Mega Stones to a trainer's collection, they can Mega Evolve more Pokémon in mobile games with a special code. In acquiring the Mega Stones (Steelixite, Heracronite, Houndoominite and Pidgeotite), "Pokémon Sun and Moon" gamers will only have to utilize the four-letter redemption code, AZUL, Pokemon reported.

In getting the free Mega Stones, players must follow several steps. Upon opening the game, "Pokémon Sun and Moon" players shall proceed to the main menu screen's Mystery Gift tab. Players should then select Receive Gift, then opt for the Get with Code/Password option. The "Pokémon Sun and Moon" players must connect the mobile game to the internet by pressing Yes and then enter the AZUL code. Players will then get the Mega Stones.

To acquire the free Mega Stones completely, "Pokémon Sun and Moon" players must speak to the Pokémon Center's delivery man. The delivery man will hand over the Mega Stones and gamers should not forget to save their game.

Meanwhile, Nintendo just rolled out a brand new patch for the "Pokémon Sun and Moon" mobile games. The new patch will fix some lingering problems that have been around from the beginning, as well as a couple other nagging issues from the last update.

"Pokémon Sun and Moon" players must download the patch in order for them to participate in the online battles. Thus, if a player is looking to use the mobile game to its fullest potential, that player will need to go over to the eShop and get it, Comic Book reported.

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