Pokemon Gets Musical With Dance? Pokemon Band!

The Pokémon Company is doubling down on smartphone apps. They revealed another one this week, titled Dance? Pokémon Band!, which will is already available for iOS and Android devices in Japan.

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Dance? Pokémon Band! is interesting because the app will only be available for a limited time, at least in Japan. The Pokémon Company says smartphone users will be able to download the app until September 30th. Once downloaded, the app will be playable until October 29th, after which it will no longer be playable.

 

Dance? Pokémon Band! has not been announced for release in the West yet.


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