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Featuring over 380 characters from the Game Boy Advance Pokémon video game series, Pokémon Link challenges players to line up four of their favourite Pokémon icons in a row as they drop onto the game screen. Using the Nintendo DS's stylus and touch screen, players must move the icons horizontally or vertically to join up four of the same type. Once a line is formed Link Chance occurs and the icons are cleared from the screen and collected in the players Link List. By strategically moving Pokémon into certain formations, players can obtain higher scores with a chain reaction where icons falling into cleared spaces create further Links. To help form chains, for a short time after a successful link, a link of three Pokémon instead of four will clear, followed by a link of two. Further to the sliding puzzle mode, an all-new adventure mode brings this exciting and unique new Pokémon world to life. Fans must guide secret agent Lucy Fleetfoot through this world on a mission to rescue stolen Pokémon from the evil organisation, Phobos. In this epic adventure she will encounter Pokémon of all shapes and sizes from every previously released game. For a chance to battle against friends, players can make use of the Nintendo DS's wireless functionality in Link Battle Mode, or join forces with them in Pair Link Mode to challenge the game's high score in a co-op. Pokémon Link also allows players to compare scores with those of their friends through the games Ranking Stats facility. What's more, rare Pokémon are much more likely to appear in multiplayer modes, making this a must for the dedicated collector. Game Features
Platform | Nintendo DS |
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Publisher | Nintendo |
Release Date | 5 May 2006 |
Age Rating | Age 3+ |
Genre | Action/Adventure |
Exclude from Zip Payments | No |
Excluded from PayPal | No |