PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's AdventureWii

I saw a youtube video about this game. . . I WANT IT!!!!!!

This looks rubish but when this comes out pokemon stadiums could be released for virtual console that would be an awesome idea.

@yellowtails do you want pokemon stadiums on the virtual console?

@Blaketoberfest There is always a posibility because Mario Golf/Tennis are out on virtual console and they used the transfer pack to unlock extra characters but for Pokemon games it is more important to play with your pokemon. I have never had or played an N64 but every time a n64 games is released on wii shop I get it without doubt.

I wanna play this, I don't know why really... but I wanna play this!

After watchtng the video it now looks good but I'm not goning to get it straight away on Friday

I buyed it, because Europe had it already Friday. I played it compeletely out in 2 days. Okay, I admit that I played the game totally dead, but this game is good for less then one week fun. And then I mean fun for your own. The game itself looks great, finally a good Pokémon rip-off were you are free to walk around as Pikachu in the environment.

There is a small story in the game:
You get trown in a hole and you wake up in PokéPark. Mew apears and explain to you: Get 12 Sky Prisms back spread on the Park, or else the PokéPark will be hit by a sort of island hanging in the air! Simple!

There are 8 different area's to explore: Iceberg Zone, Cavern Zone, Magma Zone, Haunted Zone, Granite Zone, Flower Zone, and the final stage: Sky Garden.
All these area's come out to one place: The Gathering Place (one big circle with a treehouse, a photo shop, transporting place, and a training area)

There are about 193 Pokémon in the game, and with each Pokémon you can play a game, so you can get them in you Friend-list.
There are 5 different games to play with Pokémon (you can't choose what game you want to play):
1. Match (you can use 3 attacks on your opponent: Sprint, Thunderbolt, Steel Tail)
2. Tag Battle (your opponent runs away, and you have to tag him, with your Sprint)
3. Quiz (answer 3 questions correctly)
4. Hide-and-Seek
5. Obstacle Hop (you jump from one platform to another)

There are 14 Attractions (or Minigames) you can play. You can play this with your collected friends (from the same Area) you have unlocked. It's a shame that only one person can play it, with 4 players would it be much more fun.

Of course, there are legendary Pokémon (14), but if you can unlock them, they are only playable in the Attractions.

This game is an unique experience to walk free in area's, meet other Pokémon, play fun Minigames, discover secrets, and collecting friends.
Wacky controls (to handle the D-Pad in fights is sometimes very difficult, and the jumping is very annoying), limited playtime (less then 6 hours) and you can't play with friends.

I hope this may help you with your decission

@LGamer A minigame collection you can't play with more than one person? Well that's lame...

When I first saw screenshots of this, I thought it was a Pokemon Snap 2. I was sorely disappointed.

im done every thing in the game its esay

I'm not so sure about this game. Has anybody here played it before? Is it all that good?

Ah. I love this game. I played it as a little kid and recently, and I must say it still holds up.

This is just my opinion.
When I first rented this game especially as a kid. I absolutely loved it and I wanted to get the game and I was happy when I did.

Even to this day I love PokePark. Sure, don't get me wrong, its not a perfect game, as after beating it there's not much else to do unless you wanna befriend the hidden legendaries you can unlock via codes, the story could use SMALL tweaks to at least make it convincing for its concepts (Since it appeals to children), and just more to do.

But if you can look past its flaws, from exploring the PokePark and the Areas, befriending particular Pokemon through fun skill games, the engaging story, and ESPECIALLY the attractions make it a great game and one to be adored.
I DO NOT regret buying this on my Wii U