Published by The Pokémon Company, Pokémon Shuffle Mobile is an exciting puzzle game where fans can deal damage against wild Pokémon by matching three or more Pokémon vertically or horizontally. Wild Pokémon that are defeated can be caught when a stage is cleared. By utilizing Mega-Evolved Pokémon, levelling up their own Pokémon, and matching types with wild Pokémon, players can battle through difficult stages. Fans can check on their friends’ progress via Facebook and help them progress by sending mini Hearts. Hearts are used whenever a stage is played, and five mini Hearts make a whole Heart. With over 150 Pokémon available at launch, deep strategy-driven gameplay, intuitive controls, and dazzling visuals, Pokémon Shuffle Mobile has something for everyone.
The first Mega Venusaur competitive stage, which debuted in May, was a huge success and it was so popular that it appeared again for this round. The last competition was based on how many points a player could rack up within a minute. For this competition, players competed using a limited number of moves. Players were ranked based on the score that they got on this stage.
The results of this competitive stage will be announced at 06:00 UTC on August 31st, 2015. All those who placed in the top 25,000 in USA, top 16,000 in Europe and the top 65000 in Japan in this competitive stage will be awarded a Venusaurite, the Mega Stone needed to Mega Evolve Venusaur. The top 2,000 USA, 5000 Japanese and 1200 European scorers also receive a valuable Mega Speedup as well.
Note: Players who already received a Venusaurite during the May competition instead received a Jewel as a reward for placing in the top ranks of this competition. This event may be held again at a later date.
With its Mega Effect, Mega Venusaur can clear all of the Pokémon on either side of it, for up to five rows to the left and right! Make a vertical match to clear a huge swath of Pokémon and deal massive damage!
Distribution Dates: August 24th, 2015 at 6:00 UTC until August 31st, 2015 at 05:00 UTC Stage Info: 15 Moves.
The Android and Apple iOS version of Pokétoru are now available for users in Japan. Version 1.0.0 was released on August 23rd, 2015 for Android and Version 1.0.3 for iOS on August 24th, 2015. Both version are free like the Nintendo 3DS version but saves cannot be transferred between any versions. The Android version is a 43MB download and requires Android 4.1 or higher. The Apple iOS version is 80.6MB and requires iOS 7.0 or later compatible device but is optimized for iPhone 5.
To promote the release of the mobile version of Shuffle, a batch of new passwords are available to be used in the Nintendo 3DS version. Below are the codes.
The Pokémon Company International has announced that the Camp Pokémon app has been updated with new features including: TCG Match, animation corner, pins to collect, scan TCG cards to earn special pins as well as bug fixes and enhancements. The Pokémon TV app has also been updated to include support for Chromecast.
Pokémon TV for Android: Version 1.2.4
Pokémon TV for iOS: Version 1.1.9
Camp Pokémon for iOS: Version 1.1
Kids Can Enjoy a Pokémon-Filled Summer Holiday with Pokémon Camp Updates and Pokémon TV via Chromecast
The Pokémon Company International Releases a Host of New Updates for the Engaging Pokémon Universe in Pokémon Camp, Plus the Pokémon TV App Is Now Google Cast-Enabled
August 6, 2015— The Pokémon Company International is providing plenty to keep kids entertained throughout the summer holidays, with new content added to the Pokémon Camp application for iPad®, iPhone®, and iPod touch® devices (running iOS 7 or later). Additionally, there is now a brand-new way to follow Ash and Pikachu on their adventures through the Pokémon TV app, on TV via Chromecast. The Pokémon TV app is available now on optimised devices with Google Cast™ built in, which enables viewers to stream episodes through Chromecast from a phone, tablet, or laptop direct to their television screens.
Pokémon Camp has several new activities and attractions for new and veteran visitors alike! Campers can step into the Pokémon Theater to watch a selection of videos at their leisure. Kids can test their memory with the Pokémon TCG Match activity, which has three challenging levels: matching pairs of cards, matching cards by Energy type, and matching cards by Evolution chain. Kids can earn Energy symbol pins for their Pin Book and stickers to personalise the photos they take in the Photo Booth.
Campers can enjoy the updates or begin their new adventures by downloading the Pokémon Camp app from the App StoreTM at no cost: AppStore.com/camppokemon.
To get started and watch Pokémon TV via Chromecast, simply download the Chromecast app and then the Pokémon TV app for iOS or Android devices:'
To promote the release of the 18th Pocket Monsters Movie The Archdjinni of Rings: Hoopa and the 18th movie short Pikachu and the Pokémon Musicians, a rhythm game app called Dance? Pokémon Musicians (おどる?ポケモンおんがくたい) will be available for Apple iOS and Android for a limited time. The app involves players tapping to the music of Gaogao All Stars by Little Glee Monster, the theme song to the short "Pikachu and the Pokémon Musicians" and the current ending theme for the Pocket Monsters XY anime.
The app's release was on June 30th, 2015 and is free. It can be used on devices with iOS 7.1 or later or Android OS 4.4 or later. The app requires about 80MB of space to install, in addition to about 250MB of space while playing. It is also recommended that the app is played where Wi-Fi internet access is available. The app will be available to download until September 30th, 2015 and the apps service will end on October 29th, 2015.
The Pokémon Company International announced today that Pokémon Shuffle Mobile is currently in development for mobile devices and will launch later this year.
Pokémon Shuffle Mobile is a new mobile game where players will battle wild Pokémon with their wits and puzzle-solving skills. By matching three or more Pokémon, players can deal damage and whittle down their opponents. Fans can even battle through difficult stages by using Mega-Evolved Pokémon. Pokémon Shuffle for the Nintendo 3DS family of systems has been downloaded more than 4.5 million times on the Nintendo eShop. Pokémon Shuffle Mobile will be downloadable at no charge on the Apple App Store™ and on Google Play™.
Introducing the Pokémon Jukebox Android App! - YouTube Trailer
The Pokémon Company International announced the Pokémon Jukebox app for regions outside of Japan. The app is the same as the Pokémon Ongaku Zukan (ポケモン音楽図鑑) one released in Japan earlier in the year. The app is free but tracks cost $0.99 for single tracks and $1.99 for medleys. We recommend though if people wish to listen to this Pokémon music that they buy the CD's or the iTunes tracks which are significantly cheaper and are more useful to use on other devices.
Pokémon Jukebox Launches on Google Play
New Android App Lets Pokémon Fans Listen to Music from Classic and Current Pokémon Video Games - The Pokémon Company International today announced the launch of Pokémon Jukebox, an Android app that lets users listen to music from their favourite Pokémon video games. The app can now be downloaded at no charge on Google Play at the following link: LINK
In Pokémon Jukebox, fans encounter three new Pokémon songs each day which they can listen to at no charge. Songs are also available for users to buy through in-app purchase. The app contains numerous features, including playlist creation, looping, keyword song search, custom tagging, medleys, and more. Everyone from the most committed Pokémon enthusiast to the newest Pokémon Trainer will be coming back for more.
In the first month, Pokémon fans can enjoy over 200 Pokémon songs from the adventures in Pokémon Red, Blue, FireRed, LeafGreen, HeartGold, and SoulSilver. Additional songs are planned to be released from the Pokémon series titles, including Pokémon X and Pokémon Y and Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire!
Pokémon Jukebox features include:
Daily Songs: Access three unlocked songs from various Pokémon series titles each day for no charge.
In-App Song Purchases: Purchase specific songs to make them playable at any time.
Keyword Song Search: Search for songs with keywords and concept tags like “Battle,” “Opening,” “Route,” and others.
Playable Sound Effects: Play preset sound effects along with the music using a built-in sound effects button.
Loop Functionality: Enable an endless loop for songs, just like during normal gameplay, or set the number of loops for each song.
Custom Tagging: Create original tags, such as “Intense Songs,” and connect them to any song.
Mix Feature: Set whether songs fade out when they end or immediately jump to the next song without a break.
Medleys: Purchasable medleys play several songs together in one long collection based on themes such as “Battles” or “Routes.”
Playlist Creation: Create a playlist of songs to listen to, including shuffle and repeat functionality.
Pokémon Jukebox is not available for Apple devices, but Apple users can continue to purchase Pokémon songs from the iTunes store.
Introducing the Pokémon Jukebox Android App! - YouTube Trailer
The Pokémon Style (ポケモンスタイル) app has made a new wallpaper and icons design based on Leafia. The app is free and themes are available to purchase in the app which can be used by Android and iOS users in Japan.
A new app called the Pokémon Music Pokédex (Pokémon Ongaku Zukan ポケモン音楽図鑑) has been announced by The Pokémon Company for release on Android devices. The app is a music player and users can purchase Pokémon music from Pocket Monsters Red and Green and throughout the Pokémon game series. The app allows users to loops tracks, play sound effects and features mix, repeat and shuffle options. The app is free and comes with three tracks but additional tracks cost 120yen each. It will be available soon on the Google Play Store.
The Pokémon Style (ポケモンスタイル) app has made a new wallpaper and icons design based on Pocket Monsters Black and White and it features N and Gym Leaders. The app is free and themes can be purchased in the app which can be used by Android and iOS users in Japan.