Wii U User Reviews

Algunos modelos de Pokémon son muy buenos pero otros dejan q desear tenía mayor potencial,poca variedad de Pokémon lo cual lo hace repetitivo, pero que rico poder vivir la experiencia de un combate Pokémon con esos gráficos tú mismo un buen juego.

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Great Game, great movement but lack of content, the story mode is bad, the only good thing about it is the boss fights against shadow mewtwo

Tekken + Ninja Storm on easy mode, with a Pokemon coating. To me, this isn't a bad thing because I don't have the finger dexterity to play Tekken. If anything, it could have been more like Ninja Storm in a over the top fashion. Imagine just doing all Pokemon movesets on demand and just limit what each moveset the pokemon can use??!! But the game switches between a 2d dimensional combat, and then to a 3d dimensional combat depending on how you get hit. The only big downsides is that it needs more characters, and netcode is bad (online lag is horrible). Ultimately I loved this game and Pikachu Libre. It was lots of fun.

it's a pokemon fighting game. didn't I already review this one? well, whatever, I'll give it a ten again. one of the best pokemon spin offs. but they should have put greninja in it

Man Pokken tournament for the Wii U I wish there was an actual Pokémon game on the Wii U but this spin off Pokémon game it was the greatest game in 2016 the graphics are fantastic on that game and the gameplay and the story I think they should do stuff like this again because this game is fantastic on the Wii U it’s probably the best Pokémon spinoff game I’ve played with my friends back in 2016

A nice game, but you'd be better off playing another 3D fighter. This game can be very slow, and why did they pick the Pokémon they did? If you want to go around exploring and catching Pokémon, this isn't the game for you. Pick this up if you liked Tekken or Virtua Fighter.

La siguiente reseña fue publicada originalmente en 3djuegos: Una buena idea que acabó mal JUGABILIDAD: Pudo ser bueno... pero no. Para empezar el número de personajes jugables es ridículo para un juego de peleas, si todos los personajes de apoyo (que no sirven para nada puesto que no le dan más emoción a las batallas, ni las hacen más fáciles o difíciles, ni nada) fueran jugables otra cosa sería, pero no es así. Una vez dentro de las batallas nos encontramos con intercambios entre peleas 3D y 2D pero que, de nueva cuenta, no funcionan. Simplemente no está bien implementado el sistema de combate. Ningún Pokémon se siente como un Pokémon, es como cualquier otro juego de peleas con un skin. La combinación de los puntos anteriores crean una experiencia bastante aburrida y repetitiva, para fans y jugadores casuales por igual. GRÁFICOS: El juego se ve bastante bien y hasta ahí. Tanto personajes como escenarios lucen atractivos a la vista, aunque no sorprende demasiado ni en gráficos ni en estilo de arte. SONIDO: Muy decepcionante. Otro apartado muy descuidado que reciente en la experiencia completa. INNOVACIÓN: Los saltos entre peleas 3D y 2D durante el juego han sido una gran implementación. Si la jugabilidad hubiera sido mejor sin duda el juego hubiera inspirado muchos otros.

Al principio es muy sencillo, luego subes de ligas y... mejor mira como juega la maquina en nivel máximo para aprender a hacer algo decente, pues es bastante difícil y un buen reto estilo pokemon lucha. Me fascino tener el control del pokemon y que no falle bajo mi mano.

Was it fun? I’m going to tell this story because I wasn’t suppose to like this game. On Satuday, my friends came over with this game and I just remember putting this game down and saying how bad it was going to be. So we started to play it and it was surprisingly fun. Next thing I know, I’m buying the game and on Sunday, I played over a 100 matches online. I have a bit of an addictive personality but man this game really pulled me in. Are there any similar fighting games? With the two phases, I can honestly say this a unique experience. I’ve never played both a 2-D and 3-D fighter. Favorite character to use? Machamp, he’s tough to use because some people spam and zone me out but if I get in, you’re in trouble. Would you play it again? I’m probably going to be playing this game a lot for awhile. I’m getting a little worried about my 52 game challenge but we play video games for fun so why not play a game that you find fun? Any complaints? You build up meter too fast and there’s not enough to do with it. I don’t like using supers, i would much rather use my meter an “EX” move which basically means that a specific move hits harder but uses some of your meter. With the building up of the meter, I faced one person who used their super twice in the same round. The crazy thing is, I still won the round but still twice?

This game only has a good graphics.Hasn't a story and the game is so repetative. I finished the game It was so boring.

The gameplay itself is good but this version is obsolete and was quickly replaced by the switch one, who got way more pokemon and is still getting updates and dlc. I do recommend trying this game, it is definetly worthy, but look for the switch edition of it.

Bla bla bla, i wrote my review but got erased so i wont repeat it, trust my word. I dont remember what i wrote and i took such a long time that i dont remember.

Pokken Tournament in the basics, succeeded in what it needed to. Good graphics and not completely terrible multiplayer experience as well as having decent controls, though it tempts to entice button smashing. The campaign is fairy simple, almost too simple, and the story of the single player campaign is well-told and overall competent. Only issue is personally I hoped for a bit more from the story, roster, and an increased difficulty level for the story option rather than just on one of the uncommon used modes for single player fighting. Solid gameplay in general, but for me just falls short of living up to the hype, and may be forgettable after the year ends.

Un juego bastante bueno pero que ofrece muy pocas alternativas de juego, excelente modo de juego, fácil de aprender y dominar, para hacerlo competitivo tanto para los nuevos o los viejos en este genero. pero las opciones que te presenta en la historia es muy repetitivo y puede llegar aburrir, así como muy poco personajes.

Pokken Tournament is a much deeper and more complex fighting game than its brand may suggest. This could be a good or bad thing depending on your perspective and experience with the genre, but when averaged with the rest of the Wii U lineup, it is the kind of title the system needs. Pokemon and fighting game fans alike would be doing themselves a favor in giving the game a chance to sink in.

Pokken Tournament is deceptive in that underneath that Poke'mon skin lies a very competent fully featured fighting game. If you have played Tekken or Dead or Alive you will immediately feel right at home with concepts like grabs, counters, hi and low attacks. The game starts out by giving you the freedom to play what you want to play. If you want to jump right into the online? You can do that. If you want to play the tutorial and learn the mechanics? You can do that. If you want to play against the AI in free battles or play the single player campaign? You can do that also as well as jumping right into online play. Pokken Tournament at release has more content than SSFV. Its single player campaign has you playing through various leagues of increasing difficulty. I also appreciated that the campaign has some decent voice acting as well. As you progress through the league you eventually fight a league master/champion in a promotion test to advance your ranking and progress to the next league. Its important to note that you can button mash your way through the relatively easy first league. However understanding the mechanics and attack triangle is vital to winning at higher difficulties and online. As I stated earlier Pokken Tournament's mechanics are what you would expect from games like DoA, or Tekken. The attack triangle is like a form of Rock, Paper, Scissors. Normal attacks counter throws. Throws beat counter attacks. Counter attacks beat normal attacks. As a result knowing when to use each is important. The game also mixes things up with what are called phase shifts. You start in Field Phase where you can move about in 8 directions akin to Soul Calibur or DoA's 8-way run. If you deal significant damage the phase shifts to 'duel' phase where you move left to right with the camera zoomed in. Deal enough damage and fill your burst gauge to trigger and dish out powerful burst attacks. As the battle progresses a synergy gauge will also fill allowing you to use support poke'mon. These are just as diverse as the major fighters and are among the numerous unlocks the game has. Progression in the game awards you titles, new support poke'mon and even cosmetics for your avatar. I was initially surprised by just how extensive the customization is within the game. This extends to the fighters themselves in that as they battle they earn skill points which can be distributed among 4 key stats. The presentation is superb. The stages, and character models are lovingly rendered and the gameplay is solid. I don't think its a stretch to say this is an incredibly polished fighting game that in many ways has more content to offer at launch for $60 than SSFV. If you are a poke'mon or fighting game fan, this game has something to offer everyone.

Pokken Tournament was a major success, in my opinion. The gameplay is fun, the roster is somewhat small but has a lot of variety, and seeing Pokemon in these graphics is a dream come true. It isn't overly complex or tedious, but it also isn't oversimplified. This game is accessible to players of all skill levels, and will keep you playing "Just one more battle...".

Excelente juego de pelea, cada personaje está muy bien trabajado y el juego tiene una excelente amplitud en la profundidad de su jugabilidad. Centrándose más en la estrategia que en la habilidad de tus dedos, lo convierte en una excelente alternativa para compartir con jugadores de distintos niveles. Visualmente se cae en los precarios fondos de las etapas, pero dentro de la pelea funciona bien.

El juego corre suave, excelentes gráficos y jugabilidad. Sencillo de jugar y entender, apto para todas las edades. Los combos son divertidos y fáciles de aplicar, eso permite que los niños más pequeños comiencen a asociarse con el mundo de los juegos de pelea.

Pokken Tournament takes the Pokemon battles in another level. By that, I mean it has the Tekken style. Great graphics, clever solution to color blue the Pokemons that cannot use mega evolution in Synergy Burst, and in my opinion, this was a huge step for the Pokemon franchise

This game came as a surprise to me, because I never thought that a Tekken x Pokémon cross over could be anything "fun" or "well done"... but I was wrong. It is a very interesting fighting game, mixing genres and with an excellent online service. If you like pokémon and want to have challenge and play online, you will like this game. Also, it has many things to unlock, as you go up the rankings. I just wish they added more characters to the roster, just for curiosity.

Extraordinario juego de lucha al que le pasan factura sus skins de pokemon, por eso no se le ha puesto donde merece, aporta tremenda frescura al mezclar la fase abierta y fase de duelo lo que dota al combate de dinamismo y de estrategia a la hora de luchar y de usar los pokemon de apoyo y el ataque especial, tiene cantidad de recursos que enriquecen la experiencia de juego en cuanto a lucha se refiere. Muy recomendado para los amantes de los juegos de darse de leches.

El juego pokken touranament para wii u es mil veces mejor que street fighter V, tiene la misma cantidad de personajes y una calidad impresionante , la la jugabilidad es impecable , novedosa y grandiosa , pero ves este juego y es muy malo en muchos sentidos(street fighter) , pero que pasa en metacritic le dan una mejor calificación que a pokken tournament, aunque los usuarios se quejen con bajas notas diciendo que es un mal juego. si buscas el juego en amazon no encuentras ninguna calificacion por parte de los medios ni nada por el estilo , solo al usuario que califica con 1 ya que no se puede poner 0, lo peor es que en pokken tournament tienen que poner cuna calificacion sercana a 7 para vender algo cuando en realidad merece como minimo un 9 . aqui tambien encuetras usarios que le dan al juego 2 , 3 , 0 ?? por que sin ninguna explicacion , este medio es terrible , pokken tournament tiene 7.6 y el juego con poco contenido y malo en general street fighter tiene 7.8 , osea que les pasa .

is a god game, is beautiful, faster, but has few characters, two of them is the pikachu, a is normal pikachu other is nacho pikachu. what no has most characters.

Great game! The graphics are some of the best you can find on Wii U and the gameplay is just pure fun. It puts 3D fighting style alongside with the 2D fighting style and succeds in making a fun and unique, new style of play. The controls while hard to master, are easy to get the hang of making it appealing to both casual and competitive players, the tutorials, which are really helpful in this game, also contribute in this regard . The Single-Player campaign consists of basic battles that aren't really that hard and the story it tells isn't really that interesting at all, the only reason to play through it is the fact that it is the only way to get most of the unlockables. Both local and online multiplayer work in a fantastic way, there was no lag in both modes during my playtime and despite the fact that in local the quality drops from 60fps to 30fps, it is barely noticeble in the middle of the fun and action of the battles. There's also a lot of avatar customization this game offers and it easily matches the amount that there is in splatoon, if not more. Overall I thought that this game was great, it has amazing gameplay, fantastic online and lots of customization to keep you busy, the biggest downside to it is the fact that said gameplay might feel repetitive quickly, since every stage is basic, being pretty much a background swap, and it doesn't help the fact that the core gameplay extends to every mode in the same way, by that I mean, it's always the regular good old battles, difference being you're either playing alone, with friends or with strangers online.

I love this game. Smash fans will love this game, and so will both hardcore's and casuals. My only gripes with this game are the limited roster, which I personally don't care about, and the easy CPU that sets you up to get your but kicked online. What I like, however, is the nice way they mix 3D and 2D fighting styles. The graphics are amazing as well. It even has a story mode! Overall, this game is enjoyable for almost everybody who's willing to properly learn how to play it right.

Este juego es una virgueria Buenos gráficos Buenísima jugabilidad Un online casi sin fallos Es cierto que le falta algo de contenido,pero para un pokefan que le gustan los juegos de lucha este juego es perfecto.

The graphics is the only good thing about this game. it suffers from every other fighting game trope that makes them angering and annoying and makes it even worse. Tip for developers making fighting games. never...NEVER have a mechanic where a character does a move where you CAN NOT HIT THEM. if i am beating the hell out of my opponent they should not be able to sit there and take it with no problem just because they are doing a certain move. the lack of modes also kills this game. with a sub par story and crappy tournament mode this game is not redeemable

The Wii U has been home to a lot of weird pairings that somehow work, and Pokken Tournament is the latest example. A Tekken game with Pokemon as the playable fighters. An off-the-wall idea that has all the right bells and whistles to be its own thing, and make no mistake. In a number of places, it succeeds with flying colors, but on the other hand, I can't help but think that this could have been one of the truly great fighting games if it wasn't so light on content. Visually, Pokken is stunning. Pokemon have never looked this good in any other game, let alone in 3D. The fighting is just as polished as Tekken yet possesses all the flash we expect from Pokemon, letting you beat down opponents with as many crazy attacks as you can muster. The stages are just as gorgeous as the fighters (though they could stand to be more interactive like in Tekken or better yet its sister series Soulcalibur), topped off with some fantastic music. Sadly, that's where my praise ends, as everything else just left me scratching my head and wondering if they really gave it their all during development. For starters, there's only 16 characters. For me, the sweetspot for fighting game rosters is between 20 and 25, and out of over 700 Pokemon, you'd think they're be more. While the single-player campaign is lengthy, it gets so repetitive that by the end I felt like I was just forcing myself through it. The paper-thin story peppered within it involving Shadow Mewtwo sadly doesn't help much, and in all honesty, I would have much preferred Ferrum League shortened into a basic Arcade Mode and the Story Mode lengthened to be more substantial while adding in other basic stuff like Survival or a sound test. Instead, what do you get for unlockables? Titles and avatar gear that in no way affect gameplay and outfits for the most irritating partner character this side of Zelda. Yes, you can turn of Nia's advice and mute her voice, but that didn't change her irritatingly happy-go-lucky personality, and by the time I stopped playing, I was sick of looking at her. Yes, there's stages and support Pokemon to unlock, but they unlock way too fast to feel truly rewarding, and without any real layout changes, all of the stages feel the exact same just with different backgrounds. That doesn't mean I think you shouldn't look into this game. you should at some point, but it might be a better idea to wait for a price drop or find it used. Hopefully by then they'll have released some more substantial content. This honestly feels like the Wii U's version of Street Fighter V, but at least the online is stable

Me hice bastante expectativas de este juego, algunas se cumplieron y en cierto modo este juego logra su objetivo de entretener a dos jugadores locales, pero sus servidores Online dejan mucho que desear como en el caso de muchos títulos de WiiU para la región Sudamericana. Los objetos de personalización de entrenador son muy fáciles de conseguir y hay poca variedad de Pokemones para lo que en verdad se pudo hacer con un título tan amplio y me temo que lo harán más variado a base de DLCs. Es recomendado para vivir la experiencia un par de veces, no hay mucha razón para jugarlo durante meses una y otra vez.

Si eres fan de estos hermosos monstruos de bolsillo, te gustan los juegos de peleas y tienes una Wii U, no dudes en adquirir esta obra de arte, se que te encantara ;)

Excelente. ¿Por dónde empezar? Creo que es un buen juego de luchas, no soy un gran aficionado a este tipo de juegos, pero Pokken Tournament me enganchó desde el primer día que lo jugué. Llevo con el juego desde que salió, me llegó con la tarjeta de Mewtwo oscuro, y he de decir que no la usé casi nada, ya que ésta solo te sirve durante la partida que juegas, una vez quitas el juego y vuelves a entrar tienes que volver a ponerla y así, hasta que finalmente desbloqueas a Mewtwo Oscuro y problema resuelto. Bueno, empecemos por la "historia", me parece correcta, no es una grandísima historia, de hecho parece puesta por poner, pero algo es algo, con un total de cuatro ligas donde la dificultad no es muy elevada, sí es verdad que notas diferencia entre una y otra, pero tampoco es nada del otro mundo. Me hubiera gustado que la dificultad fuese mayor, pero por suerte tenemos el online. La historia podría haber sido más compleja, con más personajes y demás, pero ya digo, parece puesta para tener una excusa y sacar a relucir a Mewtwo Oscuro. Ojo, no me estoy quejando, a mi me parece correcto. En cuanto al online, me parece el punto fuerte del juego, éste tiene una gran variedad de rangos, que si no me equivoco son: E, D, C, B, A y S (en el modo "oficial" o competitivo, también puedes echar combates amistosos y no jugar por rango). El online va realmente fluido, me sorprendió bastante en este aspecto, me esperaba algo mucho peor. Bien es cierto que sí, hay partidas en las que el lag es tremendo y no puedes hacer nada, pero son muy muy pocas, y seguramente sea por problemas del rival. También me gustaría destacar el sistema de nivel, es sencillo: combates y ganas EXP, tu pokémon sube de nivel y le asignas unos puntos de combate para aumentar su ataque, defensa... Nada del otro mundo, pero que hace al juego aún más interesante. Y por último, pero no menos importante: la personalización de personaje. A medida que ascendemos en las ligas, desbloquearemos más personalizaciones para el personaje, pueden ser ropa, collares, gafas, etc. Me parece bastante interesante, ya que es lo que te distingue de tu oponente, no hay nada mejor que meterse en el papel de tu personaje y sentirte realmente un entrenador Pokémon. Cabe mencionar, además, que el juego va a 60fps, aunque si jugamos al multijugador local caen a 30fps. Un saludo, espero que os haya servido.

el juego esta muy bien, el online generalmente no da mucha guerra pero me gustaria q hubiese mas varidad de personajes, aun asi el juego es muy recomdendable para los usuarios de la wii u

Muy buen juego de pelea, los ataques de los pokemon estan muy bien representado en 3D, los cambios de modos hacen el juego mas técnico. Lo que no me gusto fue el modo a jugar de 2, uno en la TV y otro en el pad no me gusto esa opcion.

an interesting change in the Pokemon series, with outstanding fight mode . It looks great graphically felt. Only would expect the inclusion of new pokemon and 3ds copativilidad to pass the Wii U

This game is the most innovative game of the last years in the **** graphics are pretty good , the online works **** fighters differ from each other but not many fighters only 16.

Wii U doesn't have Street Fighter V, and actually it doesn't need it... EVER! Pokkén Tournament has been compared many times with SFV by the press, and the negative things that they consider on Pokkén, are the same things they just ignore or "praise" on SFV, so the obvious subjetive preference can be seen. The roster is kind of low for a modern fighting game (which nowadays require at least 24 fighters to be considered good), and fortunately they got very unique movesets among them, and variety coming from a chandelure, a four-armed touad, and a water-dog with their unique attacks. Trainer customization is wide and you can make a trainer in the way you want, even if this is only to have a pretty or bad-ass avatar anytime you play offline or online. The online mode goes smooth and great, something that amazes in Nintendo for a fighting game, if only they did the same with Smash Bros. You can still enjoy the story mode, to unlock more stuff and money, and also playing vs someone in the same room, one watching the TV screen and the other the Gamepad (since this game has a Naruto/dragon Ball-like camera for the fighters) Anyway, you will have a lot of fun hours with this, which is basically almost the dream of every Pokémon player out there. Awaiting for Pokkén Tournament 2 whether they make it, if so, I hope it gets a roster from 24 to 50 characters this time.

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Pokken Tournament is an excellent take on the Pokemon series. It is a great example of how to combine an old fan favorite and a new game style. The graphics are beautiful. The enviroments look really nice. And the pokemon and avatars in the game give off an amazing anime feel, like the TV show, and the gameplay compliments. But some of the background characters in the stages do look a little derpy. The gameplay is the meat and potatoes and it works really well. The Controls are really easy to get into, but like othello its gonna take some time to really master. Plus, NPC's and Real people are 2 different things entirely just remember this if you feel rage-quitty. OMG THE ONLINE IS AMAZING. I only had 1 fight that had lag. Only because MY internet was faulty at the time. Fights were brought up in seconds and everything stayed in a solid 60 fps. Some other fighting games need to learn this. COUGH COUGH STREET FIGHTER V COUGH COUGH Overall, this game is a must own for Wii U owners. A new spin on an old favorite. This is one Pokemon HOME console game that will definitely be remembered

Pokken Tournament is Superb, is easily the Best Fighting game I ever played, the Best Pokemon yet and the Best game of 2016. This game is a dream come true to me, hell even manage to make other dream come true that I won´t spoil. 16 Pokemon were just great for me, all of them are strong, beautiful (Especially Lucario and Mewtwo) and... sometimes broken, but not so much. It has pretty good AI, really hard AI sometimes, The graphics, aside for some mediocre 2D animations on the background, still completely beautiful and it didn´t ruin the beauty of the stages. While the story is nothing special, still better than other fighting game that came out this year too (right Street Fighter V) and the only is one of the best online able, is stable, playable, easy to find players and everything running in 60 FPS. The only problems that I have with this game, are the dreadful English Voice acting, is one of the worst voice acting I´ve ever heard, the story can have some issues and don´t expect to have an easy final boss... she´s really hard. If you didn´t like the idea about a Pokemon Fighting game, well may this game is not for you, but if you love fighting games and pokemon, this is definitely a must buy and I don´t know, probably this game would have free ( I hope) DLC in the future and is really impressive how the first fighting game for pokemon is one of the best games I´ve ever played. I hope this game turns into a new franchise and I´m really excited for the next installment or updates of the game.... But... let´s see if the King Of Fighters XlV can be a better fighting game.

Pokken tournament is what I call a very unique game for the wii U. When this game was first announced I was confused and exited. Then I got it when it came out. Pokken tournament when you buy a hard copy gives you a shadow mewtwo amiibo card which can unlock shadow mewtwo for the rest of the play session. Although this does add to the character roster temperaly, when I completed the story mode or "Ferrum League" All I unlocked was Shadow Mewtwo and regular mewtwo. Yes the roster is limited but the supports and leveling system made up for it. You have to spend a lot of time playing as other fighters in order to get them to be maxed out like in regular pokemon games. Although this game may seem to be a bit lacking in game modes I think this game has all it needs. The Online community is great and I can interact with my friends. Although I am at loss of what the codes are for though. The Local battling mode is way different though, I don't know why but when start the local battle set up process (Picking characters and stages) the framerate of the game drops by about maybe 30 frames per second. This would make sense for online battle but it seems the Wii U can't handle local battles for some reason. The Local battling is very similar to splatoon's system, One person uses the t.v screen and one person uses the gamepad. Both screens have perspectives on what player it is focused on. So I don't know why the framerate drops so low for this gamemode. As a pokemon fan I love this game, but there needs to be some dlc characters and updates for the framerate in Local Battling.

Awesome game and I'm not even much of a fighting game guru. I kinda figured we were overdue for a pokemon fighter though as battles were obviously a common occurance in the RPG counterparts. The fighting style is neat in that it moves through phases (basically where you can walk around a venue and another which is close combat) which have different movesets. It challenges you to strategize on what moves to do when. It can get more complicated than it seems especially on lower league battles. The graphics are pretty good, especially for the textures and details on the pokemon. The background could use a bit more of an improvement, but it's not a big deal at all. The unlockables are pretty cool and addictive to earn, though I don't see someone putting that much time and effort into his or her avatar, but seeing new things pop up is always exciting (and there are tons of them)! There are only 2 things that keep me from giving it a perfect ten and that's the roster and a minor thought about combat. The roster isn't bad by any means, but it's a lot smaller than most fighters, which normally have a ton of fighters, but I assume that Nintendo will put out some DLC in the future to add in some extras. I think that Meloetta would be a cool choice and let it have different movesets for each of its forms.. Just an idea anyway. My minor gripe about combat is that sometimes it isn't fluid and can favor the computer player. As I went through my league (and yes I finally completed the whole thing), the computer obviously got tougher, but it got to the point to where I couldn't avoid some of the hits even if I tried to block, which made me a bit frustrated at times. Anyway this game is awesome and deserves quite a bit more than just a 76. I recommend this to pretty much anyone who likes fighters and anyone who likes pokemon.

Pokken tourment delivers fun gameplay skilled teqnikues and a fairly good roster. I think this game is a really good start in the series. If you like games that more you practise you get more results this is for you. 9/10

This is the way not to short charge your customer. Having a COMPLETED fighting game is something of a relief in this generation, and POKKEN delivers in that regard. Sure DLC will be coming your way, with just 16 characters to your roster, but Nintendo knows what Capcom don't. If you want your customer to be satisfied, give them options to play single player, multiplayer vs, a campaign mode OR online. It's the bread and butter of a fighting game...pure and simple. Beside that, great albeit simplified game mechanics, cool characters and fan service, superb graphic.

I love it!!! An excellent 3d/2d fighting game that has unique mechanics and some amazing fan service for Pokemon fans along with a crisp presentation and gorgeous visuals. So far the best fighting game this year.

Its fun 10/10 in gameplay experience, make combos from "Hadouken!" to "Fus Ro Dah!" It makes you think that Smash isn't the only good fighting game on the Wii U anymore. Best game, best game. It needs more mario though!

Lo que uno esperaba desde pkmn stadium Pro Amo cada animación de victoria e incluso de derrota de gardevoir Me encanta la customización del avatar No me gustan los juegos de pelea, pero este me mantiene enganchado Con Pasar entre los modos me confunde un poco

This game is pretty good. If you read Megakrage's review with a score of 5, he just **** at the game or doesn't understand the mechanics of the game.

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