Posted on 8 years ago by Matt(@OnePunchMaz) in 3DS eShop, News | 0 comments

A new week means some new content in Pokemon Shuffle.

First of all, some new main stages have been added, starting with stage #231, Grimer.

The Mega Banette competition has also gone live. Placing in the top 65,000 in Japan, 16,000 in Europe and 23,000 in the US gets you a Banettite. If you place in the top 5,000 in Japan, 1,000 in Europe and 1,500 in the US, you also get a Mega Speedup on top of that. Placing in the top 80,000 in Japan, 19,000 in Europe and 28,000 in the US gets you one Attack Power Up. Everyone else who participates get a Jewel.

Finally, the Giratina Escalation Battle makes a return. If you haven’t caught the powerful Ghost type previously, now’s your chance.

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Pokemon Shuffle’s latest stage, focusing on a new Pokemon Safari, is now live. This event only lasts 14 days and ends 1:oo AM EST on October 26.

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Pokemon Shuffle’s latest stage, focusing on Dusknoir, is now live. This event only lasts 14 days and ends 1:oo AM EST on October 26.

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Posted on 8 years ago by Matt(@OnePunchMaz) in 3DS eShop, News | 1 Comment

Mega Absol is the latest competition in Pokemon Shuffle. To get the Absolite, you need to place in the top 12,000 in Europe, top 20,000 in North America or the top 50,000 in Japan. If you place in the top 2,400 in Europe, top 3,800 in North America or top 10,000 in Japan, you get a Mega Speedup on top of that. Placing in the top 17,000 in Europe, top 27,000 in North America or in the top 70,000 in Japan gets you two Attack Power Up items. Placing below those thresholds gets you a Jewel. The competition runs till October 12th.

Making its debut in Pokemon Shuffle is the Legendary Pokemon Palkia. You have until October 19th to catch it.

Its counterpart Dialga makes a return in case you missed it the first time around. You have until October 12th to catch it.

Finally, don’t forget that the Latias Escalation Battle is still going on for another week.

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Posted on 8 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS eShop, News | 0 comments

Pokemon Shuffle’s latest stage, focusing on Pinsir, is now live. This is for the 3DS eShop game as well as Pokemon Shuffle Mobile. The event ends on October 2 at 06:00 UTC.

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Posted on 8 years ago by Matt(@OnePunchMaz) in 3DS eShop, News | 0 comments

Another Monday means another update to Pokemon Shuffle. Several events, including the Mega Charizard one, came to an end today. If you placed high enough, you can claim your Charizardite Y today if you check in.

Keldeo makes a return to the game, having previously been available a couple of months ago. You’ve got one week to catch it.

Finally, Latias is available for the first time via an escalation battle. As per usual, the stage’s level goes up by one each time you beat it, as does Latias’ capture chance. Of interest, however, is that Latias’ Mega Stone, Latiasite, is also available in this stage. You have to beat this escalation battle at level 50 to get it.

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Posted on 8 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS eShop, News | 0 comments

Another update has landed on the 3DS version of Pokemon Shuffle today. As of now, players can now take on a stage that nets them Regice. The event will last until September 28 and requires version 1.2.17 to download.

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This week, Famitsu has an interview with Pokemon president and CEO Tsunekazu Ishihara. Ishihara touched on Pokemon Shuffle, Pokken Tournament, Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon, and a bit about the future – including an extremely brief NX name-drop.

Regarding Pokemon Shuffle, Ishihara reconfirmed that the game has reached five million downloads. The title, which just recently hit smart devices, was originally intended to be released from the start on smartphones and 3DS. The 3DS demographic is more around those at middle school while smartphones users are geared more toward adults. The main message they wanted to convey is that the app can be cleared from the start with no charges.

Pokken Tournament came about from a desire to see more realistic Pokemon movements. Even though it’s made by the Tekken team, it has a different flavor and feel than that series and it does not necessarily appeal to a different demographic. Ishihara points out that it’s easy to understand fighting games, and its systems are straightforward and simple to pick up on.

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Posted on 8 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in 3DS eShop, News | 0 comments

Several new updates have hit Pokemon Shuffle (as well as Pokemon Shuffle Mobile). Here’s a roundup of the latest additions to the game:

– The Rayquaza stage has begun on Pokemon Shuffle Mobile, runs for two weeks
– The Registeel stage is now available on Pokemon Shuffle
– Mega Charizard challenge now live on Pokemon Shuffle & Pokemon Shuffle Mobile
– New main stages added on both Pokemon Shuffle and Pokemon Shuffle Mobile
– The Mew stage makes a return in Pokemon Shuffle, runs until Sept 28

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Posted on 8 years ago by Matt(@OnePunchMaz) in 3DS eShop, News | 1 Comment

The 3DS version of Pokemon Shuffle has reached a total of 5 million downloads. To celebrate this, players will have a chance to catch the Mythical Pokemon Diancie until September 28th.

Finally, the “Regis” will be making an appearance in the game. From today until September 18th you will be able to catch Regirock, who has actually been available before. Registeel and Regice however are new to the game. You can catch Registeel from September 18th till September 23rd and Regice from September 23rd till September 28th.

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