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Pokemon Channel - GameCube

Pokemon Channel - GameCube

Pokémon Channel is a Nintendo GameCube Pokémon game centered on helping Professor Oak test a new TV-broadcasting network. The experience pairs Pikachu with channel-based activities instead of the mainline RPG battle-and-gym structure.

  • Cleaned, tested, and guaranteed to play. The disc play surface is in nice condition.
  • Pokémon News Flash features Psyduck delivering news while Meowth reports on location, with hints about where Pokémon can be found.
  • Includes the exclusive animated short Pichu Bros. in Party Panic! as part of the in-game programming.
  • Smeargle's Art Study lets scenes be painted and evaluated by Smeargle.
  • Shop 'N Squirtle uses purchase points for room items that make the space more Pikachu friendly.
  • A virtual Pokémon mini offers a selection of mini game titles, and e-Reader compatibility adds another hardware feature.

Outdoor segments let Pikachu meet many different Pokémon, giving this GameCube spin-off a slice-of-life format separate from Pokémon Colosseum and the handheld RPG releases.

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Pokémon Channel is a Nintendo GameCube Pokémon game centered on helping Professor Oak test a new TV-broadcasting network. The experience pairs Pikachu with channel-based activities instead of the mainline RPG battle-and-gym structure.

  • Cleaned, tested, and guaranteed to play. The disc play surface is in nice condition.
  • Pokémon News Flash features Psyduck delivering news while Meowth reports on location, with hints about where Pokémon can be found.
  • Includes the exclusive animated short Pichu Bros. in Party Panic! as part of the in-game programming.
  • Smeargle's Art Study lets scenes be painted and evaluated by Smeargle.
  • Shop 'N Squirtle uses purchase points for room items that make the space more Pikachu friendly.
  • A virtual Pokémon mini offers a selection of mini game titles, and e-Reader compatibility adds another hardware feature.

Outdoor segments let Pikachu meet many different Pokémon, giving this GameCube spin-off a slice-of-life format separate from Pokémon Colosseum and the handheld RPG releases.

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