– Drag Pokemon to the correct spots on the playing field
– Do so to create lines of 3 or more Pokemon
– Form lines horizontally or vertically
– Tutorials will teach you the ropes and tricks
– Need to make as many lines as possible since you ultimately need to weaken the Pokemon and capture them
– Do this by creating combos of lines
– Types of the Pokemon are very important
– Using the right element type against an enemy Pokemon will be super effective
– Water is strong against fire, fairy types will beat dragons to the ground, etc.
– The first type you create a line with will be the one that will ultimately guides the combo, which adds an extra element of strategy into making your first move
– Will be forced to use whatever move is given to you on said playing field
– Later on, you can change the combo slightly through Support Pokemon
– Choose Support Pokemon from the captured Pokemon you have
– Use Support Pokemon more frequently and they will become friendly towards you
– This has two positive effects; attacks will be a bit higher and if they are the Pokemon you start with, these Pokemon will be more likely to appear at the later parts of a stage
– Difficulty ramps up in later zones and the wild Pokemon become stronger
– Some Pokemon will begin to appear in groups
– Scatter Attack: by starting out with a line that contains five Pokemon or more, you will be to attack all enemies in an upcoming combo
– Starting with a big pack will also raise the possibility of a Link Chance, which allows for even combinations of two Pokemon
– It is also a chance to clear out the playing field entirety, which will have nifty effects of its own
– Wild Pokemon will attack you
– If you start a combo with Chansey, you will be able recoup your damage loss, and bring yourself that much closer to victory
– Pokemon will also break the wall on the top of the screen
– If they do that, the Pokemon will fall into the playing field
– Mr. Mimes will create a brand new barrier at the top

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Pokemon Battle Trozei footage

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Pokemon Battle Trozei is a pretty small game

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We don’t know Pokemon Battle Trozei’s exact file size, but a download card from Japan gives an approximation. The 3DS eShop title will carry a maximum size of just 50MB. That’s pretty small!

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Pokemon Battle Trozei’s European pricing

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In the US, Pokemon Battle Trozei will cost $7.99. But what about Europe?

Nintendo confirmed pricing today on Twitter through the following tweets:

On 13/3 @Pokemon Link: Battle! will land on Nintendo eShop on Nintendo #3DS for £7.19. See the website for more info: http://t.co/97EICeUFZi
— Nintendo UK (@NintendoUK) March 3, 2014

On 13/3 @Pokemon Link: Battle! will land on Nintendo eShop on Nintendo #3DS for €7.99. See the website for more info: http://t.co/UEJy7UJ5eN
— Nintendo of Europe (@NintendoEurope) March 3, 2014