During the course of Pokemon Snap, players will have the opportunity to track down a wide array of different Pokemon. Unlike other games in the series though that had players engage these creatures in combat, Pokemon Snap players will instead use their camera to snap pictures of the Pokemon. Managing to get pictures of all of the Pokemon throughout the world in differing unique positions though can prove to be a challenging prospect.
To add a further layer of challenge to the game the player can also choose to complete LenTalk Requests. These are specific tasks doled out by the game's NPCs that ask the player to photograph different Pokemon in specific situations and typically requires that the player do some specific actions before taking the photo. One of these Requests is called "Three In a Row" by getting a photo of three Exeggutors simultaneously. This guide shows players how to complete this request.
Pokemon Snap: How to Complete Three In a Row
Each of the LenTalk Requests is interesting in that they will require the player to have both fast reflexes and patience if they hope to solve them. While some of them will gift the player some kind of reward for their trouble, one of the best reasons to do them is that they give players the opportunity to snap a three or four-star photo of a Pokemon. The "Three In a Row" request asks the player to get a photo of three Exeggutors lined up in a row, which can prove to be very difficult but is a surefire way to get a four-star photo of the Pokemon. Each of the LenTalk requests comes with a hint for players to solve and this ones is:
"Earlier, I saw some Exeggutor napping. They looked so cute! I was hoping you could see them, too!"
In order to complete this request, the player will need to travel to Blushing Beach. While they are traveling through the Beach players will come across a lone Exeggutor sleeping near some palm trees. The trick is to find the other two nearby Exxegutor's and lead them back to this sleeping one using Fluffruit. This can be pretty difficult depending on where the other two choose to spawn, so players may need to restart the level several times in order to get them spawned properly. Once the three Pokemon are near each other the player will be able to snap a photo of them all together to complete the Request.
Pokemon Snap can be played on Nintendo Switch.