as mentioned in [Image: The Pokémon Company]Today, The Pokémon Company announced a new smartphone game would be out this spring in Japan. It appears to star the weakest Pokémon around. [Image: The Pokémon Company]Further details are scant, but expect more to be forthcoming, including gameplay info. Magikarp), and all The Pokémon Company has revealed so far about the smartphone title is a teaser site, with a newspaper article that mentions how two mysterious Magikarp-shaped holes were discovered by a 27 year-old fisherman in the middle of a town. No word yet on an international release.
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Pokémon card players are warning each other against buying loose English Pokémon Sun & Moon packs from retailers. Players say that there is either an ultra-rare card or a rare card in every third pack. Pokémon card players warn that, if you don't trust your retailer, don't buy single packs from them. Most buy single packs from retailers who, if they know about Sun & Moon's alleged "mapping," could remove packs with rare cards. An alleged exploit in Pokémon Sun & Moon's booster boxes could lead to retailers scamming customers out of rare cards.
As we've seen before with Pokémon Duel, the Pokémon Company is a bit looser with the property in Japan. If Pokémon GO or Pokémon Duel didn't sate your hunger for more Pokémon games on mobile platforms, there's more on the way, at least in Japan. It's a big moment in the Pokémon world right now as Pokémon GO prepares to release the first major new wave of creatures into the world, and so this announcement might get a slight signal boost from general Pokécuriosity. As we've also seen with Pokémon Duel, however, the runaway success of Pokémon GO means that even less Western-oriented titles have a chance of traversing the Pacific and landing on American shores. Even Pokémon Duel took time to make it over here, and we assume that this game will first need to be successful in Japan before the company considers porting it to the West.
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Pokémon Card Game Players Say They Can Tell Rare Cards Before Opening The Latest Packs
Pokémon card players are warning each other against buying loose English Pokémon Sun & Moon packs from retailers. Players say that there is either an ultra-rare card or a rare card in every third pack. Pokémon card players warn that, if you don't trust your retailer, don't buy single packs from them. Most buy single packs from retailers who, if they know about Sun & Moon's alleged "mapping," could remove packs with rare cards. An alleged exploit in Pokémon Sun & Moon's booster boxes could lead to retailers scamming customers out of rare cards.
The Pokémon Company Just Announced A Weird New Pokémon iOS And Android Game
As we've seen before with Pokémon Duel, the Pokémon Company is a bit looser with the property in Japan. If Pokémon GO or Pokémon Duel didn't sate your hunger for more Pokémon games on mobile platforms, there's more on the way, at least in Japan. It's a big moment in the Pokémon world right now as Pokémon GO prepares to release the first major new wave of creatures into the world, and so this announcement might get a slight signal boost from general Pokécuriosity. As we've also seen with Pokémon Duel, however, the runaway success of Pokémon GO means that even less Western-oriented titles have a chance of traversing the Pacific and landing on American shores. Even Pokémon Duel took time to make it over here, and we assume that this game will first need to be successful in Japan before the company considers porting it to the West.
to read more visit us pokemon
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