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Video Games : Pokémon Mini Purple
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Pokémon Mini Purple from: Nintendo |
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Binding: Video Game Brand: Nintendo EAN: 0820650123467 Label: Nintendo Manufacturer: Nintendo Manufacturer Maximum Age: 18 years Manufacturer Minimum Age: 36 months Number Of Items: 1 Platform: Electronic Game Publisher: Nintendo Release Date: March 14, 2002 Studio: Nintendo Sales Rank: 16887 Accessories: Browse for similar items by category:
Editorial Review: Amazon.co.uk Review: There can't be many video game franchises that have their own console, but the Pokémon Mini is just that: a console devoted solely to Pikachu and his vocabularily-challenged chums. Not only that, but the Pokémon Mini also happens to be the smallest ever multi-game console; it's no bigger than the palm of your hand and the tiny cartridges it takes are almost microscopic. Despite its size the system is surprisingly versatile; although its graphics are in black and white they're at least as good as the original Game Boy's, and the screen is a lot easier to see than the Game Boy Advance's. The Pokémon Mini also has a rumble feature, an infrared communicator for multiplayer games, and a shock sensor that lets you interact with some games by rattling the console about like a maniac. The console comes bundled with a free Pokémon Mini Party game cartridge; unfortunately this is a bit dull, and not at all indicative of the more involved titles available separately. The cartridge includes seven games, but most are ultra-simplistic reflex tests which often involve pressing only one button. They do show off the various features of the console pretty well, though, and as long as you can pick up one or two of the other proper games the console itself is well worth a flutter. --David Jenkins Product Description: Nintendo's smallest handheld console, the Pokémon Mini, will fit into the tiniest of hands and deliver massive Pokémon fun for all young games-fans. At only 74 mm x 58 mm x 23 mm--less than half the size of a Game Boy Advance--and weighing in at just 70 g including battery and cartridge, Pokémon Mini is masses of fun. The console comes in bright blue, purple and green, and plays little interchangeable cartridges that are packed with some challenging Pokémon gameplay. One game--Pokémon Mini Party--is included with the console; it's got loads of cool new features such as a built-in rumble, a Celebi stopwatch (the rare 251st Pokemon) and a shock sensor, which activates an action when you shake your console. There's also real-time clock with power management and an infrared port allowing communication to around one meter. Customer Reviews
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 Rating: - cost effective fun on the goIn a way this is like the next generation of those handheld pikachu virtual pet things, but when i say nexy generation i mean that they are its great great grandparents. Unlke its predeccessors this can play full mini games, and is the smallest cartidge system in the world, the cartridges are tini in size, and very cost effective, if you commute by bus or train or get bored in the day times and need something to pass the time, this is the cheap alternative to buying a gameboy, it also had loads of cool little features, for example a motion sensor that you can use in games. Very fun and highly addictive games, there are about 6 out and more in the making, buy pokemon mini you wont be dissapointed. |
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