Posted by: ravenplanet | July 9, 2007

Hmm…

Posted by: ravenplanet | July 9, 2007

Pokémon Mysterious Dungeon 2

A Japanese magazine scan recently revealed the release date for Pokémon Mystery Dungeon 2 – Time Expedition and Darkness Expedition. The two DS games will be released in Japan on September 13, 2007. Pokemon Mystery Dungeon 2 - Darkness Expedition

The scan also mentions a feature that will make use of the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. It will apparently enable the user to send SOS mails as e-mail over the internet, which then can be read on PCs, Wii Consoles, or mobile phones.

Posted by: ravenplanet | July 9, 2007

The new Dungeon

The new Pokémon Mysterious Dungeon games comes out September 13 in Japan.

Posted by: ravenplanet | July 9, 2007

No NEW-NEWS!

I swear that I haven’t just been playing around with my iPhone, but I have actually been looking for news, and there is none! Yes, I’m alive, yes I have internet access, yes, the is no news!

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Posted by: ravenplanet | July 9, 2007

Happy Fireworks USA

Right now I would have had a video here of the fireworks I would have seen, but they got rained out, so I’ll have that video later.

Posted by: ravenplanet | July 9, 2007

Super cool iPhone!

I am posting a entry from my iPhone! Also, it is just an other way of saying no poke news and that I AMA
alive!

Posted by: ravenplanet | July 9, 2007

Buy Two, Get One!

This week, Toy’s R Us is offering a Buy 2 DS games special. If you buy two games at the same price you get a third equally price (or less than) DS game free. Until this Saturday, both online and in stores are offering this deal.

For those of you who have not purchased Diamond and Pearl, this is the week to buy it. If you buy both Diamond and Pearl you can get either Pokémon Trozei, Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Blue or Pokémon Ranger for free.

Just add three games to your shopping cart and it will automatically set the third games price to free.

Posted by: ravenplanet | July 9, 2007

PBR Realeased!

PE2K Quoted TXT:

 

Press Release

 

Online Gaming Storms Onto Wii With Pokemon Battle Revolution
Epic Franchise Reaches Several Firsts

 

Today’s launch of Pokémon® Battle Revolution heralds a number of firsts for Nintendo’s hot-selling Wii™ video game system. Pokémon Battle Revolution is:

- The first online Wii game in the Americas.
- The first Pokémon game for Wii.
- The first Wii game to wirelessly link to Nintendo DS™.
- The first Wii game that lets players use their Nintendo DS as a controller.

 

Pokémon Battle Revolution is set to become a groundbreaking smash hit this summer.

 

In battles using Nintendo® Wi-Fi Connection, Nintendo’s wireless gaming service, players can use their Wii Remote™ to compete with friends after exchanging friend codes, or against players of comparable skill. The game automatically searches for other players who are online. The sights and sounds of the game bring the action to life as well: The beautiful graphics show each move in full detail, while the action is narrated by the same announcer from the Pokémon TV show.

 

The game contains a number of battle modes for different kinds of play. In Colosseum Battle Mode, players have 10 different Colosseums in which to stage their epic challenges. In Nintendo DS Battle Mode, players battle Pokémon that they have raised in their Nintendo DS Pokémon® Diamond and Pokémon® Pearl games. Up to four players can use their Nintendo DS systems as a wireless controller, which uses the same battle interface found in the DS games.

 

“Already more than 2 million copies of Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl have sold in the United States alone,” says George Harrison, Nintendo of America’s senior vice president of marketing and corporate communications. “The arrival of Pokémon Battle Revolution brings those players a whole new set of challenges and, for the first time on Wii, online battles.”

 

Online setup is extremely easy, even for novices. With a few clicks, players are instantly connected, whether they’re using a Wii Remote or a Nintendo DS as a controller.

 

Trainers are fully customizable. Players can select one of three female or three male Trainers and outfit them with clothing, hats and glasses after earning points during competition. Players can even create personalized in-game text for their Trainers to use when they win or lose a battle.

 

Pokémon Battle Revolution, rated E for Everyone, launches June 25. For more information about the game, visit www.pokemon-games.com. The Official Nintendo Pokémon Battle Revolution Player’s Guide is now available at retail.

 

Pokemon Battle Revolution – Screenshots (Click to Enlarge)

 

 

Release Date Note

Although the official release date is today (the 25th), many stores do not have the game available yet as of today (though some have said it would be available the next day on the 26th). You should check with your local store to see if the game is available.

 

Related Links

Pokemon Battle Revolution

www.pokemon-games.com/pokemonbattlerev/ – Official Pokemon Battle Revolution Website

Posted by: ravenplanet | July 9, 2007

PBr Quesions

If you didn’t pre-order PBR, you couldn’t get it today. It tecnically comes out tomorrow and Wednesday here!

Posted by: ravenplanet | July 9, 2007

Pokémon Battle Revolution

Pokémon Battle Revolution comes out tomorrow!

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