Japanese Release Date:  June 17th, 2011
American Release Date:  June 6th, 2011

Overview:  Starting with sixteen pokemon, players strive to complete their Pokemon Illustrated Encyclopedia by using the 3DS' Street Pass functions.  Once data on a pokemon has been collected, players are able to view a 3D model of the pokemon, look up the pokemon's stats, find out what techniques it can learn, search for pokemon or moves, hear their in-game cries, and more!

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Japanese Release Date:  June 23rd, 2012
American Release Date:  October 7th, 2012

Overview:  Capture pokemon in real life!  Using the 3DS' camera and gyro sensor, players are able to hunt for pokemon around the room and eventually capture them.  These pokemon can then be transferred to players' Black 2 or White 2 games.  The new "reijuu" forms of the Kami Trio have been confirmed to be found in this game.

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Trivia:  Early promotional screenshots for the English release of the game blacked out the Kami trio since the Reijuu Formes had yet to be officially revealed outside Japan.

Japanese Release Date:  June 14th, 2012
American Release Date:  October 11th, 2012

Overview:  This update to the previous year's Illustrated Encyclopedia program contains information on all the pokemon, not just the ones that can be found in the Isshu region.  Players are also able to access all the pokemon's information at once instead of having to fill in the rest by using the 3DS' Street Pass.

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Japanese Release Date:  September 5th, 2012
American Release Date:  March 28th, 2013

Overview:  This rhythm action game from the creators of Pocket Monsters follows the adventures of a boy named Tempo as he travels through various musical themed lands to battle the Noizoids.  Five songs from the various Pocket Monsters games can be unlocked as bonus stages as you progress through the game.

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