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ON THIS PAGE: How can you switch off the voices in the new Pokémon Snap game? You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. To permanently mute Phil, Rita, Professor Mirror, and friends, go to Settings > Sound > Language for Character Voices > No voices. Go to Settings > Game > Nav-Com, where you can choose from Often (the normal rate of bothersome messages), Sometimes (an occasional nudge), and Rarely (sweet silence).   You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job.[ps2id id='You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job.' target=''/] New Pokémon Snap is a delightful journey into the natural world of Pokémon that is a must-have for any Nintendo Switch owner who enjoys catching them al

You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. New Pokémon Snap is a delightful journey into the natural world of Pokémon that is a must-have for any Nintendo Switch owner who enjoys catching them all. New Pokémon Snap has its flaws, including the fact that it provides near-endless entertainment while allowing you to play as an aspiring Pokémon photographer. Speaking sections for characters like Phil and Rita are among them. Phil, the game's jealous rival photographer, and the unnecessarily chipper Rita are not my favorites. And, as much as I enjoy Professor Mirror's rambling professor qualities , hearing him say "Nice job!" and "A new find!" a dozen times in a row begins to grate — particularly after 30-plus hours of gameplay. For a little peace and calm, you can turn off the voices entirely in New Pokémon Snap. (Using Japanese-language voices is also an a

You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. New Pokémon Snap is a delightful journey into the natural world of Pokémon that is a must-have for any Nintendo Switch owner who enjoys catching them all. New Pokémon Snap has its flaws, including the fact that it provides near-endless entertainment while allowing you to play as an aspiring Pokémon photographer. Speaking sections for characters like Phil and Rita are among them. Phil, the game's jealous rival photographer, and the unnecessarily chipper Rita are not my favorites. And, as much as I enjoy Professor Mirror's rambling professor qualities , hearing him say "Nice job!" and "A new find!" a dozen times in a row begins to grate — particularly after 30-plus hours of gameplay. For a little peace and calm, you can turn off the voices entirely in New Pokémon Snap. (Using Japanese-language voices is also an a

You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. New Pokémon Snap is a delightful journey into the natural world of Pokémon that is a must-have for any Nintendo Switch owner who enjoys catching them all. New Pokémon Snap has its flaws, including the fact that it provides near-endless entertainment while allowing you to play as an aspiring Pokémon photographer. Speaking sections for characters like Phil and Rita are among them. Phil, the game's jealous rival photographer, and the unnecessarily chipper Rita are not my favorites. And, as much as I enjoy Professor Mirror's rambling professor qualities , hearing him say "Nice job!" and "A new find!" a dozen times in a row begins to grate — particularly after 30-plus hours of gameplay. For a little peace and calm, you can turn off the voices entirely in New Pokémon Snap. (Using Japanese-language voices is also an a

You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. You did a fantastic job. New Pokémon Snap is a delightful journey into the natural world of Pokémon that is a must-have for any Nintendo Switch owner who enjoys catching them all. New Pokémon Snap has its flaws, including the fact that it provides near-endless entertainment while allowing you to play as an aspiring Pokémon photographer. Speaking sections for characters like Phil and Rita are among them. Phil, the game's jealous rival photographer, and the unnecessarily chipper Rita are not my favorites. And, as much as I enjoy Professor Mirror's rambling professor qualities , hearing him say "Nice job!" and "A new find!" a dozen times in a row begins to grate — particularly after 30-plus hours of gameplay. For a little peace and calm, you can turn off the voices entirely in New Pokémon Snap. (Using Japanese-language voices is also an a