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Ghost Pokemon are infamous for their dark Pokedex entries, but that doesn't mean the rest are uninteresting fluff. Here are a few of the more bizarre entries.

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A new psychic-and-ghost-type Pokemon appears.

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A complete and accurate Pokémon online battle simulator.

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IGN: "Merchandise is an important part of Nintendos enduring empire, though it waxes and wanes with the companys fortunes. Never again will we see the insane profusion of cereal, pajamas, calendars, telephones and other trinkets that accompanied Nintendos rise to pop-culture ubiquity in the late 1980s. Nor will the company ever have anything as dizzyingly marketable as Pokemon was at the close of the 1990s. In this modern era of the Wii, the DS, and their descendants, the best place to find odd or memorable Nintendo goods was the Club Nintendo shop. Since 2006, the Club let us amass points from Nintendo-related purchases and cash them in for free games or trinkets, but all of that comes to an end on June 30. So theres no better time to look back at the best rewards from Club Nintendo."

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TouchArcade: Undead Labs had two vastly different games on display here at PAX South. One was the PC version of zombie survival game State of Decay. The other was a mobile game called Moonrise, which is being published by Kabam, and is currently in soft launch in Canada and Denmark. This game is somewhat of a Pokemon style of creature battler game, where you will collect monsters and battle them out against opponents, but the combat is quite different from other games. You instead can summon out two of your six creatures at a time, and they have attacks with different cooldown timers, which you must manage in order to defeat your opponent.

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Check out a bunch of scans from this week's issue of Famitsu.

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The Pokemon universe would make an excellent setting for a massively multiplayer online game. Countless people wandering the world, fighting against other trainers and trading Pokemon and gear. When you're not engaged in working with or against others, you'd be busy searching for and catching new Pokemon. The end of dungeon raids would yield rare evolution stones and creatures, prizes to bolster your status as a Pokemon Master.

Undead Labs'

While there is a single-player campaign to Moonrise, the game's constant connection to the servers means there's unlimited options for PvP. While wandering each area on the world map looking for dungeons, you will find other players doing the same. You can choose to chat with them or challenge them to a duel. Defeating others earns you more rewards, with which you can buy healing items or gear for your warden.

There aren't very many true MMOs in the mobile space at this time. Moonrise is still in early stages yet, but it has a lot of potential to win over that market. It's perfect for short bursts of play, allowing you to dig through a dungeon on your morning commute or fight a quick duel over lunch, with very little fuss and complication. It's a beautiful little piece that will appeal to strategists and the collection-minded, bringing what we love about those types of games into experiences that can be shared.

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The Pokemon universe would make an excellent setting for a massively multiplayer online game. Countless people wandering the world, fighting against other trainers and trading Pokemon and gear. When you're not engaged in working with or against others, you'd be busy searching for and catching new Pokemon. The end of dungeon raids would yield rare evolution stones and creatures, prizes to bolster your status as a Pokemon Master.

Undead Labs'

While there is a single-player campaign to Moonrise, the game's constant connection to the servers means there's unlimited options for PvP. While wandering each area on the world map looking for dungeons, you will find other players doing the same. You can choose to chat with them or challenge them to a duel. Defeating others earns you more rewards, with which you can buy healing items or gear for your warden.

There aren't very many true MMOs in the mobile space at this time. Moonrise is still in early stages yet, but it has a lot of potential to win over that market. It's perfect for short bursts of play, allowing you to dig through a dungeon on your morning commute or fight a quick duel over lunch, with very little fuss and complication. It's a beautiful little piece that will appeal to strategists and the collection-minded, bringing what we love about those types of games into experiences that can be shared.