The Pokémon Company has several things in store for its fans concerning its different video game series. First is the Pokémon Daisuki, which has a new portal in connection to Machamp aka Kairiky. Second one is the release updates of the following video game series: Pokémon Picross, Pokémon Go, and Pokémon Z.
Crunchyroll states that Pokémon Daisuki will have a new published website that holds "a wealth of information about Machamp. The portal is called "Break Out! Machamp Gym," which gives information how this burly Fighting-type Pokémon fits into its universe. There are interesting facts that avid fans of the game would learn. Example of these facts is "Machamp's 4 muscular arms and martial arts training make it a skilled fighter, capable of launching multiple consecutive punches from many different angles."
Of course, fans would also learn his weakness, which is his dexterity. Players at times find themselves being "tangled up in tasks that require a delicate touch." The Machamp website is also an avenue for players to know the jobs that the burly Fighting-type Pokémon can take whenever he is not in training.
As for the new game series, Vine Report says that Nintendo and The Pokémon Company have announced that "Pokémon Picross," a puzzle game, is slated for release on Dec. 3. in the market via Nintendo eShop.
"Pokémon Picross" is a solving game wherein its players are "to complete puzzles in order to reveal a portrait of a Pokémon." According to the report, this new video game is free and will be available for download on the said date.
On a different note, Yibada reports that rumors about "Pokémon Z" and "Pokémon GO" release dates heat up. However, Nintendo Direct never gives any comment concerning this particular issue.
The speculation might have been heightened because of the "recent footage that features a blue-gemmed Zygarde Core." However, there are no details about the exact schedule of release of the game. The footage was all about the "Pokémon X, Y, and Z" anime movie.
Do you have any information concerning the "Pokémon Z" and "Pokémon GO" release dates? What can you say about the new website of "Pokémon Daisuki?" Do you find it helpful? What about the "Pokémon Picross?" Share your opinions in the comment box below.
