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Pokemon Rumble World, retail

Pokemon Rumble World Gets a Confirmed Retail Release

Retailer version of Pokemon Rumble World, I chose YOU!
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Originally, Pokemon Rumble World released back in April of last year and was a free-to-play app on the Nintendo 3DS that revolves around the world of Toy Pokemon (similar to those first seen in 2013’s Pokemon Rumble U for the Nintendo Wii U). Even though the app was free to start, it included in-app purchases that would help you further your adventure.

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Nintendo revealed on Twitter that Pokemon Rumble World will be receiving a retail version for the 3DS on April 29. The retail version of the game will include all of the content of the free-to-play version including the paid extras.

Players will start with 3,000 Poke Diamonds as well as a Poke Diamond Digger. You’ll get access to these in the shop for free after the tutorials end. With the Poke Diamond Digger,  up to 40 Poke Diamonds can be harvested every day. You’ll also be able to get Pokemon VIP Cards through the in-game shop. Several of the cards include the the Timing Stop VIP Card and the Balloon VIP Card.

With the retail version of the game there will no longer be any microtransactions, as everything can be earned in-game. Unfortunately, for those who already play the free app for Pokemon Rumble World, your saves will not be transferable onto the retail version. The StreetPass and SpotPass functionalities in the games will still work between the two.

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This post was originally written by Felisha Silva.


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Chris Jecks has been covering the games industry for over eight years. He typically covers new releases, FIFA, Fortnite, any good shooters, and loves nothing more than a good Pro Clubs session with the lads. Chris has a History degree from the University of Central Lancashire. He spends his days eagerly awaiting the release of BioShock 4.
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