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Play Against The Pokémon 2012 Finalists In Black & White 2
The Pokémon Company International has announced the release schedule for your chance to go up against the teams of this year's Pokémon World Champions.
If you fancy yourself as a great trainer, you can put your skills to the test against these world beaters by going to the World Tournament section in Driftveil City in the game. Up to three distribution events can be stored at one time.
2012 Junior Division Challenge (Distribution begins October 22 via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection service)
Junior Division World Champ Abram Burrows as World Champ Abram
Junior Division Runner-up Brian Hough as World Runner-up Brian
Junior Division 3rd Place Finisher Brendan Zheng as World Finalist Brendan
Junior Division 4th Place Finisher Kippei Takaki as World Finalist Kippei
2012 Senior Division Challenge (Distribution begins November 5 via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection service)
Senior Division World Champ Toler Webb as World Champ Toler
Senior Division Runner-up Jaime Martinez Alonzo as World Runner-up Jaime
Senior Division 3rd Place Finisher Nitesh Manem as World Finalist Nitesh
Senior Division 4th Place Finisher Henry Maxon as World Finalist Henry
2012 Masters Division Challenge (Distribution begins November 19 via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection service)
Masters Division World Champ Ray Rizzo as World Champ Ray
Masters Division Runner-up Wolfe Glick as World Runner-up Wolfe
Masters Division 3rd Place Finisher Abel Martin Sanz as World Finalist Abel
Masters Division 4th Place Finisher Joe Polkowski as World Finalist Joe
You can also check out Kyle's review of the game, here.
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