Sentences with phrase «as pikachu»

Play as Pikachu to run and jump your way through PokéPark on this action packed adventure.

Last week, it was reported that Ryan Reynolds would star (in motion capture) as Pikachu.

Pieces include all three of the original starter Pokemon as well as Pikachu, Eevee, and Jigglypuff.

Pikachu is also appearing in Pokken Tournament with an alternate form as Pikachu Libre.

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This bizarre franchise merge mixes Tecmo Koei's Nobunaga's Ambition series with Nintendo's infamous pocket monsters, as Pikachu and chums interact with historical Japanese figures throughout this overhead strategy adventure.

The merriment I feel when playing as Pikachu and brawling with decades of Nintendo history with friends hasn't worn off after all these years, and despite the fact that I don't care for much that Nintendo does these days, watching their giant roster of characters clash still fills me with nostalgic glee that only Smash Bros. can.

Shadow Mewtwo is among the Battle Pokémon, with other fighters such as Pikachu, Machamp, Charizard and Suicune.

But I started playing as Pikachu on the Wii U version of Smash Brothers last night and wasn't super sold on it for some reason.

But a crime drama starring Ryan Reynolds as Pikachu, rather than the fantasy adventures we saw in the games and animated series?

Summary: Play as Pikachu and about a dozen other Pokémon as you battle for the title of Ferrum League Champion.

What if you could actually play as a Pikachu?

Seeing him dressed as Pikachu would have certainly been interesting!

According to an interview with Yomiuri (which has been translated by Siliconera), two quite interesting origin tales were revealed regarding a third evolution of the lovable and insanely popular Pokémon, known as Pikachu.

Playing as Pikachu, you must hurry to save the PokéPark by befriending Pokémon.

Play as Pikachu as you run, jump, and smash your way through an action - packed adventure!

We assume this is what caught the attention of Hollywood, but to be honest Ryan Reynolds doesn't really seem like appropriate casting as the Pikachu in the game is played as a gruff older character, somewhere between Philip Marlowe and Columbo.

But a crime drama starring Ryan Reynolds as Pikachu, rather than the fantasy adventures we saw in the games and animated series?

Even the characters that have been preemptively dismissed as clones — such as Pikachu, Pikachu Libre, Mewtwo and Shadow Mewtwo — are massively different to one another.

As this requires in - game currency, it may be a while before you get your character looking exactly how you want, and, alongside this, there are titles to earn that work in the same way as achievements — such as your Pikachu reaching Skill Level 25.

As it turns out, most Pokémon aren't quite as verbose as Pikachu, but he'll endeavor to translate what they say for you anyway.

The Hollywood Reporter has revealed that Ryan Reynolds has been cast as Pikachu in the upcoming live - action film Detective Pikachu.

This game is definitely aimed at the younger Pokemaniacs, but older fans like myself can still get enjoyment out of it if they keep an open mind, it's not as good as the first PokePark game do to looser controls and by just not being as much fun, but it manages to expand on what the first game offered in the way of new content, for instance this time you don't just play as Pikachu but also Tepig, Snivy, and Oshawott after you meet them, and you can switch between them on the fly anytime you want, and you'll need to use each of their special abilities in your adventure, it also adds side - scrolling sections and a few other new features to keep things fresh, it also has some multiplayer attractions to play with so that's also nice, and you'll still be befriending all sorts of Pokemon just like the last game, you also get free roam after the main quest so you can make sure to befriend them all, and it's all adorable do to the cute graphics and world, even the loading screens are adorable, and as a gamer who typically plays more serious and violent games it was nice to spend time in the lighthearted PokePark with some of my favorite Pokemon, I recommend it and I definitely see myself returning in the days to come.

More: McDonald's Holdings Co. (Japan) saw its shares jump as much as 23 percent, the biggest daily gain since its July 2001 listing after it started giving away figurines based on Pokemon characters such as Pikachu with sales of Happy Meals on Friday.

Dozens of people dressed up as Pikachu, the famous character of Nintendo's videogame software Pokemon, dance with fans as the final of a nine - day «Pikachu Outbreak» event takes place to attract summer vacationers in Yokohama, in suburban Tokyo, on August 16, 2015.

Not exact matches

In «Detective Pikachu,» you play as Tim — a guy who gets to work with a bizarro - world, grizzled Pikachu who happens to be a gritty detective.

In the augmented reality game Pokemon Go, developed by Niantic and The Pokemon Company, players travel around the real world to capture and train creatures known as Pokemon - the most famous of which is Pikachu.

Detective Pikachu ranks as one of the most interesting Pokémon spin - offs we've seen in years, and does an wonderful job of offering a fresh perspective on a world we've become almost uncomfortably familiar with in recent years.

Detective Pikachu, as a character, is really quite special - but the game itself is unfortunately just not very much fun to play.

Pikachu is shown as an assertive man who can't live without his espresso, loves to crack jokes and speaks in deep baritone of a hard - boiled detective.

The characters are cute and charming, and Jibanyan easily surpasses Pikachu as an awesome mascot.

A different approach to a Pokémon game in which Pikachu acts as the lead character.

Of course, this is as loong as the species of Pokemon appeared in Red, Blue and Yellow Special Pikachu Edition.

As the first chunk of an episodic title, Detective Pikachu does little beyond introducing the characters and building up the mystery surrounding Tim's father.

What makes their relationship different from the average trainer and pokémon is that, to the surprise of both, Tim is able to understand Detective Pikachu as if they were speaking the same language.

Even though his name is on the box, I didn't expect Detective Pikachu the character to be as good as he is.

While you play as Tim and there's a ton of great characters in the game, Detective Pikachu stands out, he's genuinely a warming character, makes you laugh, a bit of a dag and a romantic.

Detective Pikachu sounds appropriately gruff and as a character is incredibly well realised, being the highlight of the game.

Sadly, Detective Pikachu's cases come across as a bit simple, only really testing player's memories of testimonies and side comments.

Of course, it goes without saying that Detective Pikachu is presented to be for Pokemon fans of all ages, if you know your stuff and been playing for 20 years you'll do just as well as a kid who only just got into the series.

It's a bit of a relief to discover that Tim being able to talk to him is not a normal occurrence and something else must be at play here, as opposed to a Pikachu simply being able to talk.

Tim and Pikachu are working together to find, first and foremost, where Tim's father has disappeared to as they scour the annals of Ryme City.

Detective Pikachu also seems to know its target audience, making a cheeky reference to Ash Ketchum's Pikachu, as well as making sure the Pokemon you encounter have a healthy dose of Gen 1 Pokemon for the older generation of Pokemon Trainers who want to play.

The most striking change, however, is that Tim can understand Pikachu as if they were speaking the same language.

With nine chapters that can take about an hour or so or more to solve, there's plenty of playtime here as well, so you have ample time to watch Tim and Pikachu's partnership develop.

That's right, you can talk to any of the Pokemon in the game and have Pikachu translate; as you'd expect some Pokemon are smarter than others, more arrogant, or bird - brained, and it's nice to see them follow their Dex entries.

While the ending wasn't as fulfilling as I'd hoped, it does leave the door open for Detective Pikachu 2, something I am already looking forward to.

As a fan of Pokémon since the debut of the original anime and Game Boy games, Detective Pikachu feels a bit like the kind of Pokémon experience I've been wanting for a long time.

There's so much simple fun to be found here, and Detective Pikachu himself is nowhere near as detestable and lecherous as I first feared he might be.

Detective Pikachu opens when you, Tim Goodman, arrive in Rhyme City looking for clues as to the whereabouts of your missing father.