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Trozei makes great use of the touch screen, giving the game a real sense of natural movement and urgency.
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86Now we can only hope that Nintendo starts following the unofficial naming convention for the system and changes the title of at least one of the next-generation RPGs to the only logical choice - Pokémon Darmstadtium.
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Pokemon Trozei may seem simple, but it packs a challenge that will keep puzzle-action fans intrigued for a long time to come. [Apr 2006, p.85]
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This is one wily little puzzler, both charming and challenging enough that even those nauseated by the thought of Pokemon should really pick it up anyway. [Mar 2006, p.118]
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Another top game in the Pokemon series and another great puzzler for the DS. [May 2006, p.56]
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A good game that should have been better. Hopefully there will be a sequel to bring more game modes in, but the Pokemon theme needs to be turned down if not tossed completely.
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80There's a kind of freedom here that "Zoo Keeper" simply can't offer. No, Pokemon Teozei isn't as simple, and maybe, as a result, it's not quite as addictive. However, it certainly feels like a much more rounded game, putting it just behind "Polarium" and "Meteos" as the best puzzlers that you can get for your handheld.
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80It's not a classic in the same way that "Tetris" and "Puyo Pop" have become in the genre, but it's still a lot of fun and definitely unique diversion for DS owners.
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As a puzzle game for short and long play sessions Pokémon Trozei! should have offered more modes of play.
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The best game ever to have the word "Pokemon" in the title - that, and the fact that it really doesn't have anything to do with the traditional Pokemon games.
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Not much about the game has a real Pokémon feel, as even the art and music are quite different from the standard Pokémon fare. However, thanks to the Pokédex, one of the core aspects of Pokémon, "gotta catch 'em all," is still present and provides some replay incentive.
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80The pacing can become frenzied, as with any puzzle game, but once you've created that zen puzzle experience, you'll more than likely be able to really breeze through the game.
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80The game itself can be addicting, as with most puzzle games. The levels and bosses in Adventure mode get naturally more difficult and thus more addicting, planting a seed of competitive I-have-to-beat-this-level nature in any puzzle game enthusiast.
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Immediately compelling and addictive but only short-term. It's enjoyable but there are already better options on DS. [May 2006, p.48]
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Pokémon Link puts more emphasis on fast reflexes than functional brain cells. Slightly more thought-provoking mechanics would have provided enjoyment longer. [June 2006]
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75Pokemon Trozei is different, addictive, and has some great multiplayer options.
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Pokemon Link may well fall short in several key areas – most notably with the lack of play options – but on the whole, it's actually a fairly pleasing puzzler with all the right ingredients to keep you engaged for a decent period.
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72A Pokemon fan will definitely get a kick out of it, especially if they like the collect-a-thon side quest.
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71A meager selection of gameplay modes keeps Trozei from being essential, but the core gameplay remains engaging, regardless.
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70Though it does have a distressingly small number of modes, the core adventure mode can be as fun in quick bursts as "Zoo Keeper" or "Meteos," and the multiplayer features are fantastic, even if they'll sadly rarely be used.
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70The game itself is fast, reasonably original and a great deal of fun. Trozei's disadvantage is its complete lack of modes. [May 2006, p.126]
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Despite the weak selection of modes, Pokemon Link remains an enjoyable puzzler. The arbitrary veneer of the Pokemon license doesn't seem particularly misplaced and offers the ever enjoyable task of collecting all 380 of the little marketing wonders.
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70It's definitely fun and easy to get into, but the game lacks any real technique that will keep you coming back to it after the initial thrill has worn off.
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70A solid pick up for Pokemon fans, but I strongly suggest that you check out "Zoo Keeper," "Polarium," and "Meteos" before purchasing Trozei.
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Unfortunately, flashy pixels and Wi-Fi features aren't much more than tinsel on Trozei's knockoff foundation. [Apr 2006, p.104]
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65Trozei offers a decent array of multiplayer support to provide harmless, inoffensive fun. It's an acceptable diversion, provided you don't expect any sort of staying power with your puzzle games.
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64This will game will appeal to diehard puzzle fans but the Pokemon theme may scare people off.
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61With so man other quality DS puzzle games out, only the Pokemon faithful should pick this one up.
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Pokemon Trozei is a game I really wanted to like. Unfortunately, the gameplay falls flat. [May 2006, p.61]
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It's not exactly taxing on the brain, but it is strangely compelling.
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The sad truth is, Pokémon Trozei isn't a bad game persay... it's just BORING.
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40It seems like the slightly retarded love child of Meteos and Tetris DS – a clunky excuse to use the stylus more than a fun experience. Both of those games – despite their own flaws – are miles better than Pokemon Trozei!
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CazC.7
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ChicoritaK.8It is fun to play using touch screen.
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Will9