Topic: Pokemon Shuffle

This is not Tetris though it's a quick puzzle game structured in short levels, it's addicting, but not exactly suitable for uninterrupted hours and hours of fun, I'd guess. If I had paid, say, 7 dollars for this with unlimited lives, I would've probably played it for a few hours and then never again (again, like Trozei).

The wait time gives me an incentive to appreciate the time I spend with the game, and the lives keep me from boring myself.

Then again, it's just a "me-thing", I'm not trying to say anyone who thinks differently is wrong.

I don't need hous. Even 30 minutes of uninterrupted play would be better, especially because it's short stages that sometimes need to be repeated. I feel like I'm never given an opportunity to actually get to improve my skills since I have to relearn the game every time I start up (because I need to have hours between plays), and then it's over as soon as I figure out what I'm doing.

I just try to find four-lines, five-lines, +-shapes, T-shapes and L-shapes and hope for the best

The levels are usually pretty easy with the right Pokemon in the team.

So far, only level 149 was a real puzzle, It took me several tries and the usual power ups are completely useless there :s

Relearn a Match 3 game?

Have you purchased Pokemon Battle Trozei?

Also I have been having trouble with Mega Glalie, any help or just keep trying to force my way through?

If everything else fails, use fire some coins to buy some items before the fight. Like extra turns, mega start and the one that prevents the pokemon from acting.

In extreme cases you might want to buy Complexity-1.

Yeah. Got get into a certain rhythm if I want to do well.

The irony of catching a Mew with 20% and failing on a Kangaskhan with 88% chanse

Currently at Mega Glalie. Haven't used any items apart from complexity - 1 which I got for free from a StreetPass and one great ball to catch the Frost Rotom. I don't think it's hard enough to justify buying an item to help me get through levels even with in game currency. I've saved my in game money in case there is need for it but so far it seems there is none. I've had game over few times but only 3 times at maximum in one stage and it's always one of the mega stages. I haven't played EX levels apart from the first four. I might need to use items once I start playing those stages.

Try failing 5 times to Catch Rotom at 40-60%, only to finally get him at 5%...

that's why I have a love/hate relationship with rng

I think that I broke the game...I wound up with 40 free gems after accidentally glitching my game.
I wonder if Nintendo is aware of this issue? I would email Nintendo about this except I don't even know what caused the glitch. Anyways has this happened to any of you?

I wish

Complexity -1 really helped me with Mewtwo Y. It removed the Espeons from the match and made the whole thing easier.

I just did. It's a completely different beast, more like Meteos than Bejeweled. There aren't any RPG elements or really anything outside of just playing stages over and over again, except vague unlock conditions for certain Pokemon. Really, I can see why Morph got bored of it. Once you figure out how to do well (which takes maybe 30 minutes) every match is more or less the same. In fact, this might be the worst $8 I've ever spent...I knew I should've consulted the coin before getting it...

I've been stuck on Mega Mewtwo Y for a couple of days now, so I've decided to move on to the Expert Stages (I've caught Absol, Rotom, & Lucario) and save up coins for a "Complexity -1" before returning to Mewtwo Y.

BTW, I heard people talking earlier in the thread about catching (normal) Mewtwo, but I haven't seen him anywhere (I have Mew, from the Special Stages though).

Mega Glalie is so hard to beat! Too bad this game is not made for grinding. Oh well...

Heh, wait till you get to Mega Gengar.