January 5, 2006

Briefs: Nintendo to launch new Pokemon game

Nintendo said Thursday it will launch a new Pokemon game on March 6.

The Pokemon Trozei is a slide-action puzzle game that will feature over 380 characters including Pikachu. Players will use a touch screen to slide puzzle pieces side to side or up and down, to line them up four in a row.

The game features two single-player modes and two two-player modes.

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