Pokemon Trozei/Link! pics

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Trozei (aka Link!) marks the DS’s second Pokemon cash in title. The game is essentially a Pokemon-ised version of Zoo Keeper, where instead of sorting through zoo animals, you get to poke around various Pokemon, as you can see in these 9 new screenshots.

Nintendo explains the process the best - using the stylus, players can line up four Pokémon puzzle pieces in a row (vertically or horizontally) to create a "Trozei" and add Pokémon to their Trozei List. Once a Trozei happens, it can be turned into a chain reaction by lining up three in a row, and then two in a row, to clear those pieces from the screen. The longer a player keeps a Trozei going, the higher the score. However, if the pieces stack up too high and reach the top of the screen, the game is over.

Pokemon Trozei/Link! will be hitting the shelves in Australia on the 30th of March and the 28th of April for Europe. When Nintendo decide on which name they are going with, PALGN will let you know.

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6 Comments

dude

6 years ago

how do u make youown pokemon

dude

6 years ago

how do u get there????

838 La

6 years ago

...

wtf?

ZNMS

6 years ago

More Pokemon? Oh, the horror.

Hyperworm

6 years ago

I really don't think people should be likening this to Zoo Keeper. It honestly doesn't play anything like it...

it's much more fast paced
you aren't punished or stopped from making moves which don't clear combos
you don't switch the positions of two Pokémon, instead you slide a whole row or column which wraps round the edges
the combos which you get after clearing are under your control via fast-paced lining up, you don't just have to sit there hoping for them to fall into combos
the object of the game isn't to match a certain amount of each type
the game board isn't filled all the time, pieces fall from the top

etc.

It really doesn't share that much in common with Zoo Keeper.

Having said all that, I'm not planning on buying it.

Roll on Diamond/Pearl...

Jellyfish

6 years ago

But will it have that insanely adictive music that Zookeeper does? Or animals that look like they've sat on something sharp when you get a chain of them?

Is it just me, or do half of those look like distorted teddy bears?

PS Can I not use a rhortical question for every sentence?

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