‘Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon’ gets reviews, 2 new ‘Pokemon Shuffle’ events and game’s future discussed

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“Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon” has been out for some time in Japan. But even with the hype ongoing until its expected release in the west, Japanese magazine Famitsu has given its review of the new Pokemon title.

Nintendo Everything has obtained a translation of the review for “Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon,” and most have praised the game’s expansive Pokemon collection and fun gameplay. The reviewers each gave a score of 9, giving the game a total of 36 points. According to one reviewer, the main focus, which is to collect Pokemon, have been made easier. One such mechanic is in the Connection Orb, which allows players to get Pokemon as partners. This is not the only new aspect of the game. The use of new dungeons and four skills expand the story, while the Mega Evolutions also make the game even fun to play.

“Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon” is set to release in North America on Nov. 20. It will feature 720 Pokemon including Mega Evolutions and will be the continuation of the popular “Pokemon Mystery Dungeon” from Spike Chunsoft.

The other hit Pokemon title, “Pokemon Shuffle” has introduced two new events following the recent Diancie event for a five million download commemoration. This time, players can get the chance to want the Charizardite Y, which is the Mega Stone for the Pokemon. According to the official “Pokemon Shuffle” website, this is the new Mega Stone challenge where the players will have to face off against the Mega Charizard Y. Interested players will have until Sept. 28 to obtain any of the available prizes.

As per the usual event hierarchy of prizes in “Pokemon Shuffle,” ranking among the top of every territory will yield bigger prizes for players. The top 3,500 in America and 2,500 in Europe will get the Charizardite Y and the Mega Speedup. Those among 18,000 in America and 11,000 in Europe will get the Charizardite Y, while those in the top 25,000 in America and 16,000 in Europe will get Attack Powers. All participants of the event can expect a Jewel prize.

The special stage for Mew is also set, where participants can get a jewel over the course of two weeks. Another challenge that players can sink their teeth into include the new change that yields the rare Legendary Pokemon Registeel. Today is the last day for the event, trusted Pokemon source Serebii reported.