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DonFerrari on 19 January 2015
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Ka-pi96 said:
DonFerrari said:
Ka-pi96 said:
If you're a fan of Pokemon I'd recommend the Pokepark games. Although I think you really do need to be a big fan in order to really enjoy them...


I liked Pokemon when I was younger. Finished 1st to 3rd gen games if I'm not wrong but didn't liked Stadium too much... how is the gameplay looks like?

It's more childy/arcadey than the standard pokemon games. You play as one of the pokemon themselves rather than a trainer and a lot of the gameplay is making friends with other Pokemon and playing mini games.

That doesn't really sound that great, but I really enjoyed it, more so than some of the main Pokemon games. As I said you probably need to be a big fan to enjoy them though.

Uhnnnn maybe my kid will like it when he grows, will look at it if I find it cheap enough so I don't burn money.



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