GAMING NEWSThe Pokémon Company Addresses Why There's No Pokémon Title For Wii UPosted on Wednesday, January 9 @ 09:30:03 Eastern by Alex_Osborn
![]() There's a reason why all of the main entries in the Pokémon franchise have remain tied to Nintendo's handheld devices, and no, it's not because Game Freak hates you. In an interview with Game Informer, The Pokémon Company International director of consumer marketing, J.C. Smith, explained why the latest entry in the Pokémon series is not coming to the Wii U.
Now, of course, that doesn't mean that we'll never see a proper Pokémon title come to the Wii U, especially when considering the possibilities that the GamePad's NFC capabilities offer. Would you like to see this happen, or should Pokémon remain tethered to handhelds? Let us know in the comments below. More from the Game Revolution Network Comments
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Sell a console Pokemon game and bundle it with a physical Pokeball embedded with an NFC chip for trading. You upload a pokemon and all its information to the ball by holding it up to the WiiU Gamepad's NFC emitter, then exchange pokeballs with another player by hand. Put your new ball up to the GamePad and it unloads that pokemon into your game.
Opening the ball would reveal inside it a screen or cheap hologram of whatever pokemon is stored in it, to prevent raw trades from deceitful players. Just ask them to open the ball and show you what's in it before you trade. Optionally, a speaker inside could also play the stored pokemon's call/cry when the ball is opened.
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Surely that's too ridiculous, but if they do make it, you heard it here first.