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Pokamon Dash is the first Pokamon title to appear on Nintendo DS, and it races onto the new handheld with an innovative flair. Your goal is to guide Pikachu from one Poka Ball checkpoint to the next by sliding the stylus across the touch screen. Pikachu races across land, sky and sea in a heated competition to beat other Pokamon to the finish line. Features: Race your rivals! Race as Pikachu in a whole new way using the stylus slide-action to reach the goal in record time. Meet Munchlax! Don't be surprised when you run across an unfamiliar face -- Munchlax, the pre-evolved form of Snorlax. Connect for more courses! Hook up with GBA Pokamon versions: Ruby, Sapphire, FireRed, LeafGreen, and Emerald to create new courses in the shape of your GBA Pokamon. Race your friends! Up to six players can complete using their own Pokamon Dash game cards. The most striking thing about Pokamon Dash is the play control. The stylus-based control may sound strange, but after a few rounds of racing against Munchlax in Practice Mode you'll be sliding away like a pro. Pikachu can run fastest on paved roads, so whenever possible try to stay on the beaten path. You'll slow down when running on sand or through the forest, but special power-ups like the Forest Pad allow you to keep up a speedy pace even on tricky terrain. A key aspect of the gameplay in Pokamon Dash is exploring the sky in a hot-air balloon. Frequently, large bodies of water or other impassable terrain will stand between your Pokamon and the next checkpoint. Unless you find a Lapras to ferry you across the water, you'll have to locate a hot-air balloon and take to the sky. Use the radar to find the next checkpoint, then dive toward your goal. If the ground is soft enough, you can use the stylus to pop the hot-air balloons and make Pikachu plummet to the ground faster. The main mode of play is Grand Prix mode, which challenges you to clear five cups, each with five unique courses. It's no cake walk to make it to the final checkpoint in first place, and the competition becomes even tougher in Hard and Expert Grand Prix modes. One of the most intriguing features of Pokamon Dash is its ability to connect with GBA Pokamon games to unlock new courses in the shape of your GBA Pokamon. To access this mode, you must first clear the Regular Grand Prix mode.
Rated: G
Added to Library: 23/11/2006
Pokemon Dash
GamePlay: The majority of controls are handled by touching or sliding on the lower screen.
GAME CONTROLS Touch Screen Move Pikachu by Sliding the Stylus Across the Lower Screen. General Controls. Control Pad Move Cursor A Button Confirm Commands B Button Cancel Commands Start/Pause Pause. Pause Menu.
Harder GP Course
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Beat the original GP |
Harder GP | |
Harder Cup Modes
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Beat First Cup on GP Mode |
Time Attack Mode |
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Beat HARD GP Mode |
Expert Mode |
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Unlock Expert GP Mode |
Expert Rules Time Attack Mode |
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Beat Normal GP Mode |
Special Cup | |
Shiny Trophies
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Don't retry any races in a cup |
Shiny Trophies | |
New Pokemon Courses With this you can put a GBA pokemon game (Ruby/sapphire or LeafGreen/FireRed) in the GBA slot and upload new courses with your current party. However you can only do time attack or link with someone.
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Beat regular GP |
Pokemon courses | |
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