Super Pokemon Rumble 3DS

Super Pokemon Rumble Product Details

Released on 02-Dec-2011

The first Pokémon game created exclusively for Nintendo 3DS, Super Pokémon Rumble allows you to battle against waves of opposing wind-up Toy Pokémon, connect with your friends and battle them together. There are more than 600 Toy Pokémon in total to collect.

As you advance through each stage in Super Pokémon Rumble, your Toy Pokémon can face dozens of other Toy Pokémon at once, creating fast and furious real-time battles. You can quickly and easily switch between the various Toy Pokémon you collect throughout the game to help win each battle. Get ready to also face off against giant Boss Pokémon, whose massive size and strength offer special challenges. Certain defeated Toy Pokémon can be befriended and added to your team, and you can also collect special Toy Pokémon, each with their own unique traits. There are more than 600 Toy Pokémon in all to collect, including those from the recently released Pokémon Black Version and Pokémon White Version games.

Super Pokémon Rumble offers two ways for you to wirelessly connect with your friends. Using a local wireless connection, you can enjoy a cooperative play mode that allows you and your friend to battle through levels together and more easily befriend defeated Toy Pokémon after battles. Using the Nintendo 3DS StreetPass™ feature, you can increase the chances of befriending Mythical and Legendary Pokémon, challenge the Toy Pokémon of players you pass in your daily travels and view other players’ Mii™ characters in the game.

Downloadable copy of Super Pokemon Rumble Available

Please Note: Super Pokemon Rumble for Nintendo 3DS is 2720 Blocks (339 MB). Check that you have enough space on your SD Card to download and install this title, if you need more storage space click here for our range of fully compatible SD Cards and how to download.

• Editor's Choice Super Pokemon Rumble

  

  Published: 30.10.11
  
  Super Pokemon Rumble
  The Pokemon universe is a Guinness world record-breaking franchise and that universe just got bigger thanks to the series's first-ever outing on the Nintendo 3DS with Super Pokemon Rumble...

  It takes something special to ensnare the affections/obsessions of millions of fans and make them do questionable (and section-able) things. One mad fan has collected 14,410 pieces of Pokemon memorabilia; another addict has racked up the perfect score of 999,999 points in Pokemon Puzzle League, and the Pokemon phenomena has even inspired science white-coat types named the protein 'pikachurin' after the Pokemon 'Pikachu'.

  Expect this collective obsession to be stoked further with the arrival of Super Pokemon Rumble. Featuring over 600 Pokemon to collect and use, the game's premise is simple enough select your Pokemon, move from area to area and pile into other Pokemon in brawls, pressing up to two buttons to launch attacks. Beat them and you might end up befriending them, meaning you can go on to use them in combat. Sound simple? That's because it is, and such simplicity is the key to the game's addiction-bating success.

  Now factor in 3D spangly effects, some mega boss battles (who too can be befriended if given a drubbing), bigger battles with rival armies and most importantly, a two-player mode where chums can team up to win over as many of the clock-work critters as possible; it all adds up to a complete time-eater as you try and snare every Pokemon.

  If this all sounds alien to you, fret not just give Super Pokemon Rumble a, erm, tumble. And if you should find yourself addicted, we wish you the very best of luck on your quest to amass a Pokemon memorabilia collection of 14,411 pieces...

  Published: 30/11/2011

• PokePark 2: Wonders Beyond coming soon to Wii

  PokePark 2: Wonders Beyond is the follow-up to 2010's popular PokePark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure and will allow fans to once again play as everyone's favourite electric mouse Pikachu, as he seeks to investigate the disappearance of his friends.

  Gamers will control Pikachu and Oshawott, Snivy and Tepig - the stars of Pokemon Black and White for Nintendo DS - as they explore Wish Park, befriending almost 200 other creatures, taking part in minigames and fighting boss monsters.

  Each of the playable characters features their own set of moves and abilities and will need to work together to get to the bottom of the mystery.

  Nintendo has promised that the title will feature easy-to-use controls and an immersive world, making it perfect for younger gamers who want to experience their first Pokemon adventure.

  The Pokemon series remains one of the most popular gaming franchises and recently made its debut on Nintendo 3DS with the release of Super Pokemon Rumble.

  Published: 27/01/2012

• Pokemon Black and White 2 set for Autumn release

  After months of speculation, Nintendo has finally confirmed that two new Pokemon games will launch this year.

  Previous Pokemon generations have seen two colour-coded games followed later by a third hybrid game but this tradition has been ditched. Instead of the much-rumoured Pokemon Grey, Pokemon Black and Pokemon White will each get a direct sequel, the first time this has happened in the fifteen year history of the series.

  Also surprising is the news that the sequels will be available for the Nintendo DS, for compatibility reasons, rather than the new best-selling 3DS console. The series was last seen in the 3DS spin-off Pokemon Rumble Blast. Both new games will come with a new legendary Pokemon cover star, Black Kyurem or White Kyurem, and a new storyline. Kyurem also headlines the fifteenth Pokemon movie, which is released in Japan in July.

  Pokemon Black 2 and Pokemon White 2 will launch in Japan in June, with a UK release following in the Autumn.

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