Just checking their japanese pokemon website i found with what it seems to be some official Nintendo app for IOS and Android

I don't know if someone who understands Japanese can clear that out

Link:  http://www.pokemon.co.jp/info/2011/07/c110701_01.html?a001=news 

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I don't think they will try to profit by their apps
Besides Nintendo is way too big to earn enough by mobile apps

But does it play Zelda?

From Google Translate:

"This summer, the app for smartphones, "TAP said Pokemon (tap)?" Will do it!

"A Pokemon you say? BW" according to the song, trying to tap a timely Pokemon cards.
Remember the song, you can tap a well Kimi?

AppStore, we will deliver it free in the Android Market!
Follow-up to enjoy!"

Don't really know what it means :s
But the app is free so they don't make money from it.

From my estimation, it's a rhythm game involving tapping Pokemon cards

Really, this wouldn't be the first time Nintendo's gone outside their own console space for Pokemon. That's what Dream World is for, too

Hm, interesting. However, don't get too excited. It might only be available in Japan.

What Serebii has on this:

This one was quietly announced Friday but we now have further details. At some point this summer in Japan, an official app called Pokémon Say, Tap is being released for free on various platforms including the AppStore for iPhone and Android Market. This game is a rhythm based game based upon the Pokémon TCG. Here, you will essentially tap the Pokémon in rhythm to the music and sounds going on and matches the current Ending Theme of the Pokémon Best Wishes anime; Can You Name the Pokémon?. We'll bring more about this app as and when it comes.

My thoughts: It is based on the trading card game, so it's probably something released by the Pokemon Company to advertise it.

Wow, Serebii.net is still only? Oh man, I have good memories from that site. 

Nintendo confirmed it's a Pokemon Company release for promoting their other stuff like cards and films

Going?

Commodore 64
Mario Bros. II (1987)
[edit]Personal computer
Mario Teaches Typing (1991)
Super Mario Bros. & Friends: When I Grow Up (1991)
Mario Is Missing! (1992)
Mario's Time Machine (1993)
Mario's Game Gallery (1995)
Mario Teaches Typing 2 (1996)
Mario's Playschool
[edit]NEC PC88
Mario Bros. Special (1984) - A reimagining of the original Mario Bros. arcade game featuring new levels and new gameplay mechanics.
Punch Ball Mario Bros. (1984) - A version of Mario Bros. that included an added feature of "punch balls," small balls that Mario and Luigi can kick at enemies.
Super Mario Bros. Special (1985) - A flick-screen version of Super Mario Bros. with new levels
[edit]CD-i
Super Mario's Wacky Worlds game by Philips (unreleased)
Hotel Mario (1994) - game by Philips
[edit]ZX Spectrum
Mario Bros

And that's just Mario