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Nintendo has plans to release an app for the iTunes and Android markets in Japan, it was announced last week. '''Pokémon Say Tap''' (ポケモン言えTAP ''Pokémon | Nintendo has plans to release an app for the iTunes and Android markets in Japan, it was announced last week. '''Pokémon Say Tap''' (ポケモン言えTAP ''Pokémon Ie Tap''), a TCG-based game, will be available for free download this summer. | ||
The game is rhythm-based: players tap on trading cards in time with music and sounds. One known backing track is {{bp|Can You Name All the Pokémon? BW}}, the current ending theme of the {{bp|Pokémon anime}}. | The game is rhythm-based: players tap on trading cards in time with music and sounds. One known backing track is {{bp|Can You Name All the Pokémon? BW}}, the current ending theme of the {{bp|Pokémon anime}}. | ||
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Nintendo has plans to release an app for the iTunes and Android markets in Japan, it was announced last week. Pokémon Say Tap (ポケモン言えTAP Pokémon Ie Tap), a TCG-based game, will be available for free download this summer.
The game is rhythm-based: players tap on trading cards in time with music and sounds. One known backing track is Can You Name All the Pokémon? BW, the current ending theme of the Pokémon anime.
