Unlock Meloetta In Pokedex 3D Pro

 

 To tie in with the release of it in Gamestop this month in North America and Europe, the password for the international version of Pokédex 3D Pro to unlock the Pokémon Meloetta has been revealed. 

Pokemon X and Y Revealed!, Boost Franchise to Over 700 Pokemon

 

The killer app has arrived! The Big N have finally gone and revealed what is arguably the most significant 3DS game in quite a while, and, as expected, it's a Pokemon game. Or rather games, as these things usually come in pairs.

And it seems that The Pokemon Company have finally run out of colors to use for naming (Pokemon Burnt Sienna and Pokemon Sepia were rejected in focus testing), and have switched raw letters. The 3DS' next core Pokemon games are to be called Pokemon X and Pokemon Y. 

 Checkout the video, watch it untill the end to see the AWESOMENESS!

 The games will have full 3D graphics (and of course, 3D-viewing support via the 3DS), a dozen handfuls of collectible monsters, slight differences between the two variants (naturally), and of course three new starter Pokemon, called Chespin, Fennekin, and Froakie.

Pokedex for iOS Announce!

 

 Just like Pokédex 3D, you get to view information on the listed Pokémon in six different languages.

The base app will be similar to Pokédex 3D, in that it will only include information on Pokémon from the Unova region. This will cost 170 yen. You can then add the Kanto Dex, Johto Dex, Hoenn Dex and Sinnoh Dex to the app for 500 yen each.

Pokédex for iOS will be released in Japan on November 16th. You can find the app’s official website here.

Pokédex 3D Pro: Test Your Pokémon Knowledge

 

In 2011, Nintendo and The Pokémon Company released a free app for the Nintendo 3DS, titled Pokédex 3D. This app was exactly what the name implies—a Pokédex containing detailed information on Pokémon, including stats, move sets and more, along with gorgeous 3D models. The catch was that Pokédex 3D only included information on the Unova Pokémon introduced in Pokémon Black/White.

Pokédex 3D Pro is an updated version of Pokédex 3D, and is no longer free—it costs $15. However, it contains almost everything you want to know about every Pokémon, right from the first generation to the latest, at a glance. (Barring some recent legendaries like Meloetta and Genesect, who need to be unlocked.)

Everything from gorgeous 3D Pokémon models to information such as its stat ranking, Pokédex entry, abilities, type strengths and weaknesses, evolutions, and—of course—attack lists. Pokémon are searchable by various criteria such egg group, ability, regions, and type. You can also “Move-hop” by looking up a move a Pokémon can use, and then seeing what other Pokémon can use that same move.

The original Pokédex 3D had these features, too, but there are a few other major differences on top of the fact that Pro has expanded the Pokédex to all five regions (and the fact that all of the Pokémon are unlocked from the get-go).

The greatest change is that now, you can compare the many different Pokémon listed in the Pokédex with your AR Viewer. Using QR codes on my laptop screen (see above screenshot), I could compare and rank Pokémon by stat (Who has the highest Attack? Speed?), and by height and weight. I could also easily check how a Pokémon would fare against one attack type (for example, choosing “Dark” while looking at a Musharna would cause the words “Super Effective” to pop up).

Of course, you can also take photographs of the Pokémon using the AR Viewer. The Pokémon can perform actions and be paused just like in their original Pokédex 3D entries, which you can also view with the press of a button. Every Pokémon in Pokédex 3D Pro still performs one action, but now you can pause them in the middle if you just want to admire them. (This is the same option that was included in last year’s Pokédex 3D update patch.)

Another addition is that of quizzes. Called “Pokémon Challenges,” these test your knowledge of Pokémon. At first, they start fairly easy—a couple show a Pokémon on the top screen and you have to choose their name, and a few are the nostalgic “Who’s that Pokémon?”-type silhouette guessing games.

As you unlock more quizzes by answering more questions correct, though, some of the themes start getting more esoteric and tricky. One quiz covers up most of the Pokémon and you can only view a part of the Pokémon at a time.

Another has you identify Pokémon by evolutions, and yet another asks you to identify the different forms of a Pokémon. Not all of the questions are about identification either—some ask you to compare which is taller or heavier.

Pokemon Dream Radar & Pokedex 3D Pro Trailer

 

The Pokémon Company have released new English trailers for the Pokémon Dream Radar game and Pokédex 3D Pro app headed to the Nintendo eShop this fall.

New Pokemon, Genesect Heading To Pokemon Black & White 2

 

 Pokémon Black/White 2 will be seeing a major Wi-Fi distribution in Japan from August 11th – September 14th—Genesect, another entirely new Pokémon, said to be born 300 million years ago. Genesect is #300 in the Unova Pokédex.

Pokédex 3D AR Pro Screenshots

 

Pokemon Black & White 2's support app Pokédex 3D Pro made it out to the 3DS e-Shop today. Pokemon Co. also shared new screens showing off the game's AR mode and more.