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PokéPark: Pikachu's Adventure Trailer Is So Cute I Might Throw Up
Have you had your recommended daily allowance of disgustingly cute yet today? Allow me to help you overdose on adorable with this new trailer for PokéPark: Pikachu's Adventure, a new Wii solo outing for the Pokémon standby. Check below for the trailer and more info.
This third-person adventure game has players controlling Pikachu in what looks to be a number of danger- and -mini-game-filled locations. Most interestingly, it looks like Pikachu will take part in full, real-time brawls against other creatures. In a bit of Pokémon Snap-inspired brilliance, you'll also be able to take pictures of Pokémon in the game and save them to an SD card.
See all the Pikachu you can handle for yourself below:
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