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Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team
 
   
Developer:
Nintendo

Publisher:
Nintendo

Genre:
Role-Playing

Release Date:
September 28, 2006

Players:
1-2

Multiplayer:
Yes
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For the first time ever, the player is a Pokemon, speaking and interacting with other characters in a world populated only by Pokemon.

- A deep, involving and dramatic story brings the player into a world of Pokemon not seen or experienced before.
- Strategic battles enhance the adventure.
- Randomly generated dungeons make every mission unique.

Game storyline: One day the player awakens to find that he or she has been turned into a Pokemon. The land is being ravaged by natural disasters so the player decides to form a rescue team with a partner Pokemon. The player can interact with many different Pokemon on various missions while trying to uncover their true purpose and destiny. An engrossing story of adventure, redemption and, most of all, friendship.

Characters:

Players can choose to be a Pokemon, and then choose another Pokemon to be their partner. Numerous Pokemon can become friends with the player and can be called upon to join his or her rescue teams. Assuming the role of a Pokemon, the player converses with other Pokemon for the first time using engaging graphics with various Pokemon expressions.
How to progress through the game: Players form a rescue team with a Pokemon friend, accept various missions and try to help Pokemon in trouble. They go into many dungeons and strategically make their way through many floors. The layout of the dungeons is randomly generated, so they present a different challenge every time. Strategy and thinking are the keys to clearing the dungeons and completing the missions.


A massive amount of game play with endless replay value; many rescue missions to conquer  even after the main story reaches its climactic conclusion. The game starts off easy and advances in difficulty as the player progresses. It will appeal to novice and expert Pokemon fans alike. For the first time, a Pokemon's moves can be "linked" and used together in one turn. This feature offers the player a strategic choice of attacks and is an entirely new concept in the Pokemon world.

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