Pokémon Play It!
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Pokémon Play It! is a simple game meant to introduce potential gamesters to the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
The player can undertake a thorough pokémon card tutorial, replete with quizzes, and then play some card game matches against a computer opponent. This computer player, Julie, will offer you one of three 30 card decks, fighting, water, and fire. After selection the game begins. The game ends after a player has KO'ed three of their opponent's pokémon, unlike most normal games that require six. Players may now try their luck with a different deck against Julie.
A number of extras such as printouts to enhance your real world card games are included.
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| Uses Blink Video Copyright 1991 - 1999 by |
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Game added by Opipeuter.
Game added January 19, 2009. Last modified February 22, 2023.