Pokémon Mini
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Announced and released in 2001, the Pokémon Mini was one of Nintendo's more unusual attempts at hardware. The system itself was tiny, with a built-in tilt sensor, shock feedback, simple button controls and other little gadgets. What's more, it was to be home to no more than ten Pokémon games (in Japan... the US and Europe only saw four).
The system sold better than most expected it to, mostly thanks to the Pokémon branding, but it wasn't a resounding success.
Pokémon Mini Software
Regional Release Lists
Main Nintendo Titles
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| Pichu Bros. Mini | Nintendo |  |
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| Pokémon Party Mini | Nintendo | |
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| Pokémon Pinball Mini | Jupiter | |
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| Pokémon Puzzle Collection | Jupiter | |
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| Pokémon Puzzle Collection Vol.2 | Jupiter | |
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| Pokémon Race Mini | Jupiter | |
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| Pokémon Shock Tetris | Nintendo | |
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| Pokémon Sodateyasan Mini | Jupiter | |
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| Pokémon Zany Cards | Nintendo | |
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| Togepi no Dai Bouken | Jupiter | |
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Pokémon Pikachu Handhelds
These handheld games were the precursor to the Pokémon Mini. Featuring small pedometers that turned every step you took into food for the virtual-pet Pikachu.
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| Pocket Pikachu | Jupiter | |
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| Pocket Pikachu 2 | Jupiter | |
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Pokémon Mini Hardware
| Hardware Name | Serial |
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| Pokémon Mini | MIN-001 |
| Game Pak | MIN-002 |
Pokémon Pikachu
| Hardware Name | Serial |
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| Pocket Pikachu | MPG-001 |
| Pocket Pikachu 2 | MPG-002 |
