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Nintendo has revealed match-three puzzle game for 3DS, called Pokemon Shuffle, that will release on the handheld in February.

The game, available for free, is similar in style to the likes of Bejeweled and Candy Crush, though with gems replaced by faces of popular Pokemon. Players must line these up in rows of three for them to disappear. The twist on the match-three format is that a player will have a limited number of moves available to create a certain number of matches, meaning that in some cases thinking ahead is required with chain combos lined up.

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Battle against Pokemon in this free eShop exclusive puzzle game.

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Special Guest Host Caitlin McGuire discusses Pokemon ORAS with the nerds. HOSTS: Salvador Madrigal, Emory D. Williams, Samson Lancaster Guest Host: Caitlin McGuire Music: n8bit Shout Outs: 30th Anniversary STR CAST Animated

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Good News for Nintendo: both of their newest consoles are selling quite well in their homeland. The Wii U and both versions of the New 3DS outsold every other system last week in Japan, which is a great start for 2015. In addition to this, multiple games from the company are selling at a continuous pace, with Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire gaining [...]

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11 years after the original games released, Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire take players back to the Hoenn region... and it's more enticing than ever before.

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From the review: "Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire are pretty solid entries into the series. Players who missed going through the Hoenn Region the first time through but enjoyed Pokemon X and Y will likely enjoy this outing as X and Ys mechanics carry over. While I wish a few things were done differently and the difficulty increased a little bit, these are still two very enjoyable outings."