Learn With Pokemon: Typing Adventure Headed To Europe With Keyboard

Some of our readers may remember a game titled Battle & Get! Pokémon Typing DS that was released in Japan last year. The game was released bundled with a wireless Bluetooth keyboard that the user played it with. The game was on rails, and as you’d come across Pokémon, you would need to type their names in to capture them. Here’s an older Japanese trailer that demonstrates this:

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This same game is now headed to Europe as Learn With Pokémon: Typing Adventure. Like the Japanese version, it will come with the Bluetooth keyboard, and you’ll be able to use this with other Bluetooth-compatible devices as well. The keyboard will come in English, French, Italian, German and Spanish versions.


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