Pokémon games work best in the palm of your hand: built for portable gaming, they're suited to the small screen, but that doesn't mean we can't see the creatures on a much grander scale. Over at Berlin's Wilmersdorfer Arcaden shopping centre, the pocket monsters broke free of the confines of the small screen to terrorise passers-by with a light projection display.
The interactive game took place on Saturday 19th March and featured Pokémon including Serpifeu, Ottaro and Floink, the German names for Snivy, Oshawott and Tepig, who were also in attendance in giant big-headed suit form. It's not entirely clear what the purpose of the game itself was, but presumably "catching them all" was somewhere on the agenda.
If you were there, we want to hear from you and see your photos too.
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Ottaro is a better name than Oshawott.
Sazandora is a better name than Hydreigon (BARF!).
Germans make everything sound cooler. Or as we say it where I come from, Germans sound wicked awesome...I hate our slang.
Was this projection animated. If so, why's there no video link?
Floink sounds way better than Tepig
and Ottaro sounds alot more cooler than Oshawott.
@ballkirby1 In German, hell means light.
Endlich mal ein Ereignis aus Deutschland!
Finally an event from Germany!
please remember to use English when you post :3 — TBD
@ Dragoon Trainer: Actually it means bright, not light.
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