A new way to navigate Paldea is discovered by Pokemon Scarlet and Violet player, by using the new synchronisation feature included in The Indigo Disk DLC. One of the interesting things about synchronisation for the Pokemon games was the discovery of this new area of game design.

After the game was released in 2022, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet continues to release new content. Their most recent addition is The Indigo Disk which is the second instalment of The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero. Synchronisation is a thrilling new feature added by this DLC, and it allows players to explore the game as their Pokemon ,something the games have never really done before.

PokeDoodles, a Twitter user, shared screenshots of their in-game Gholdengo gameplay from Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. But there is a twist. The Gholdengo can glide across Paldea on its golden skateboard. The video was captioned "Tony Hawk's Pro Skater: Pokemon Edition," which is a reference to the skating game series. It appears that there have been previous instances of a game being transformed into Tony Hawk.

This feature complements the design of Gholdengo. Gholdengo is a Ghost/Steel Pokemon that debuted in Generation 9 and is primarily known for its magical ability to manipulate 1,000 coins, which allows it to create objects like skateboards. It is already a beloved Pokemon due to its adorable and lively appearance.

Meanwhile, a lot of players are finding synchronisation to be very popular. Players can obtain the Synchro Machine by simply advancing the Indigo Mask story, which eliminates the need for them to complete the difficult sidequest. This makes the unlocking feature simple.

 It is still unclear whether Nintendo will release additional DLC for The Hidden Treasure of  Area Zero or not. Although the majority of players have completed the game's story content, The Indigo Disk should keep them occupied for a while because there are still plenty of hidden Pokemon secrets to discover.