Magikarp Jump Debuts in Japan, Adds English Language Option

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Magikarp Jump was released in Italy last week, but has now made it to Japan and other Southeast Asian countries. The game also supports multiple language options, including English!

It probably won’t be long until it is released in the West, so keep your eyes peeled! If you have a Japanese iTunes or Google Play account, check out the links!

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      • Right? For once I would just like a Pokemon game that is on a system with an HD screen and for the entire game to run super smooth. IS that too much to ask? lol

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        • There’s a difference between making duel releases for systems that are both HD and making duel releases between systems where one is HD and the other is………not all that great. It’s much harder to create a game for both the 3DS and the Switch than it is probably for them to create a game for both the Wii U and the Switch…..

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          • Oh and why can’t things stay on 3ds? Why does everyone want switch games? it saves me money to stay on DS (The superior handheld, while Switch more a Console)

          • Because the 3DS is old hardware. The Switch is a hand held and a console. (Like literally the system itself is tiny). They need more games to sell the Switch and stop supporting the 3DS. If these games like the new Kirby came out on the Switch they would be better games

          • The handheld mode is actually great. The battery is a bit low but it’s fine because you can play console level games freaking handheld. It’s awesome

          • I understand it saves you money, but the 3DS is an old system……..I realize there are people that can’t afford new shiny things all the time or when they’re first released, but the lack of money on some people’s part shouldn’t hinder progress. It’s that kind of thinking that would have kept us on the nes. In the video game industry people need to be willing to buy the next system if they want to play the newest games. It’s not unfair and at this point it certainly isn’t unreasonable.It’s just how it is. I know that sounds harsh, but that’s the way it’s been for years.

          • But, how would that work you need a dual screen for battle stuff (unless we are returning to the bottom portion of the screen being used)

  13. You know what would maybe be kinda fun? If we did a “Pokejungle Plays” event where we all play through the same pokemon game at the same. We could vote on which game to play, and then set weekly goals so that no one gets too far ahead of each other. Does that sound stupid? It sounded kinda fun in my head. People can videotape some of their playthrough and upload them here if they want too.

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  16. Ban Slurpuff from NU… please… it’s actually broken… there’s literally 1 Pokémon in the tier that can work against it

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  17. Does anyone know places for good information on competitive Pokémon TCG? Also, how much does a high level tournament deck cost?

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    • Hmm well most cards for high level are in packs so probably buy a Starter deck (I suggest Lunala for the new Garbodor set up in SMGR) then hope for luck or buy a Deci deck hope for its GX then use Golisopod in it for a high power attacker

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      • or do what i do and shoplift 5 packs from 3 different stores, you should see the suitcase i use to store the rejects

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