Pokémon Shuffle

Nintendo has announced a new Pokemon game for the 3DS eShop, Pokemon Shuffle. Here’s what we know:
– Puzzle game
– Limit on how many moves you can make for each battle
– Free to play
– Out in February

Jogo de Facebook que tens que esperar para jogar quando acabam as vidas!!! Mas leva download na mesma :)

é gratuito, é bem vindo.

Com a parte boa de se poder usar moedas, pode ser que o pessoal comece a caminhar mais com a 3DS "atrelada". :-)

Acho que o facto de ser um "jogo do Facebook" não é mau de todo. A verdade é que no mercado casual atual, isso tem muito valor. E ninguém é obrigado a fazer download.

É assim uma copia do Battle Link!

isso está no portal...

Para a semana deve sair na NA.

A newsletter has been sent to North American players which seems to depict the release date of February 18th 2015 as being the release date for the Nintendo 3DS title, Pokémon Shuffle. We're still waiting for confirmation of this date outside of the newsletter, as the date doesn't fall on the usual North American eShop release day of Thursday and no other official material is updated yet, but we'll keep you aprised as and when it comes

É fácil perceber o objetivo. Hoje li um artigo sobre o quanto as pessoas gastam no candy crush... A percentagem de quem paga é pequena quando comparada com o número de jogadores que não pagam mas mesmo assim é muito dinheiro!

- This title is a free to play game with mechanics akin to Pokémon Battle Trozei and requires just 100MB to run

- There is also confirmation that gems will cost 100¥ a gem.

- Gems can then be exchanged for coins to buy items, or hearts to ignore the cooldown period

- This game doesn't just have you automatically capture the Pokémon, but rather you either catch or defeat it.

- The Pokémon have a health bar and as it goes down, you are more likely to be able to capture a Pokémon with a PokéBall, just like the main games. However, you also can use a Great Ball, purchased with coins, which has a higher probability of capture.

- There are also bonus stages which remove the move limit for you, but instead give you a time limit on how fast you need to clear the Pokémon. There are at least 18 of these stages and they feature Pokémon like Lucario, Charizard and Xerneas

- There also appears to only be 159 Pokémon to obtain in this game, and over 40 different abilities between the various Pokémon.

Mais detalhes.

– Free-to-play, as previously mentioned
– Stamina system: get 5 hearts and use a heart every time you play a stage (win or lose)
– Takes time for hearts to recover
– Initially thought to be 15 minutes, but images show 30 minutes
– Expedite recovery by buying hearts in the store using the in-game currency, gems
– Can obtain gems through StreetPass
– There are also in-app purchases
– 1 Gem = 100 Yen ($0.84 so will probably be $1 in the US)
– Can then purchase either hearts or coins
– Coins can be used to buy items to make stages easier, or Great Balls to make capture of Pokemon more likely.

– Pricing scheme:
Hearts
5 Hearts = 1 Gem
20 Hearts = 3 Gems
45 Hearts = 6 Gems
75 Hearts = 10 Gems

Coins
5000 Coins = 1 Gem
20000 Coins = 3 Gems
45000 Coins = 6 Gems
75000 Coins = 10 Gems

– To get 75 hearts would be 1,000 yen (roughly $8)
– Somewhere around 160 Pokemon/stages
– 1 Pokemon per stage
– Charizard and Mewtwo have two entries due to two Mega Evolutions
– Those looking to run through the game as quickly as possible using the stamina feature and without losing a single match (just paying for hearts) would need to spend 2,300 yen (assuming there aren’t any extra stages with duplicates etc.)
– The idea is to play it over time and not 100% it as fast as possible

O Serebii está a fazer um apanhado das coisas. O jogo já saiu no Japão.

http://www.serebiiforums.com/showthread.php?641470-Serebii-s-Pok%E9mon-Shuffle-Discovery-Thread

Estes "MiNi" jogos são sempre bem vindos... Esta interessante até.

Vai haver mais uns quantos eventos.

http://www.serebii.net/shuffle/events.shtml