From identifying Pokemon on Quiz Wobbuffet, to watching the news presented by Psyduck and Meowth, it’s all there.

Pokemon Channel was a game that let you watch Pokemon TV shows. That, and the gameplay literally had you zapping clouds and catching Pokemon… by zapping them, too. As for Dream Radar, while it lured players in with the potential of catching legendary Pokemon, it didn’t have enough content to keep you playing for more than a few hours. What’s more, the gameplay itself was far too repetitive. Explorers of Sky’s story was boring and didn’t vary much from Explorers of Time/ Darkness, the games it was supposed to be the ‘complete edition’ of. It lacked any real value other than seeing your team fighting on the big screen, rather than on your handheld.Įxplorers of Sky and Dream Radar – With a score of 54 over on Metacritic we have Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky and Dream Radar. Unfortunately, the game lacked any real depth with you just mashing two buttons to perform attacks.īattle Revolution – The fact that Battle Revolution made use of the Wii and DS’ wireless connectivity wasn’t enough to make this bare bones successor to Pokemon Stadium worthwhile buying. Rumble U – Turning the cuddly creatures into toy versions of themselves, Rumble U then pits these wind-up toys against one another in battle. Not worth even the most dedicated trainers’ time. You could take pictures with your Pokemon and Miis, and that really was about it. Ranch – My Pokemon Ranch was less a game and more a more interactive version of today’s Pokemon Bank feature. While it may have been the first DS ‘Pokemon’ game, endless scrubbing of your touchscreen and the repetitive gameplay made this one to avoid, and the worst Pokemon game to date. Dash -Tasking players with guiding Pikachu to the finish line with flicks of your DS stylus, Pokemon Dash comes in at the bottom of the list.

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