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Serebii has shared a bunch of details about Pokemon Rumble World. You can find them rounded up below.

– Recover your Pokémon using PokéDiamonds
– Find these in the game, earn via StreetPass or purchase in the in-game store
– You can also spend PokéDiamonds to get to various new areas in the game
– Over 700 Pokemon including Primal Groudon & Primal Kyogre
– Maximum price scheme for Pokémon Rumble World in Japan: 3,000 PokéDiamonds for 4800 yen
– Select an area by using a special hot air balloon
– This costs a variety of Jewels, base being around 10 with it likely getting higher as you get further in
– When you select the area, you get a roulette of several stages to pick
– Sometimes, stages are visited by rare Pokémon and this is indicated by stars on the roulette
– As you collect more Pokémon, your adventure rank increases, and more wild Pokémon start to appear.
– When you use a balloon, you have to wait for it to reflate before you can use that specific balloon, or you can use PokéDiamonds to speed it up
You can also spend PokéDiamonds to get various bonuses such as an increase in the amount of Pokémon you can have and boosts in strength
– When you StreetPass a player, you get a special mission where you have to protect their Mii from a wild Pokémon attack
– When you do, they will appear in stages and give you a bonus: Attack Support, which boosts Attack, Defense Support which boosts Defense, Speed Support which boosts your Pokémon’s Speed and Recovery Support which will heal you

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Today is an interesting day. It’s April Fools’ Day! That means, unless you’re Nintendo, most announcements are going to be presumed fake.

Enter The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth. A blog entry hit the game’s official site in the early morning hours, which seemed to announce it for both Wii U and 3DS. The thing is… most people (including myself) thought it to be fake given how the blog was written, and the fact that it’s April Fools’ Day.

But just a short while ago, there was this Twitter exchange between Nicalis’ Tyrone Rodriguez and Dan Adelman, formerly from Nintendo:

I suppose we can assume this is real for now. What a weird day. Really. In any case, if you’re interested in finding about how The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth made it to Nintendo’s platforms, we’ve posted the blog entry in full below.

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