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Pokkén Tournament

January 20, 2023

Pokkén Tournament[a] is a fighting video game developed by Bandai Namco Entertainment. The game combines gameplay elements from Bandai Namco's Tekken series and other fighting games, such as 3D and 2D movement,[3] with characters from the Pokémon franchise.[4] It was released for Japanese arcades in July 2015, and worldwide for the Wii U in March 2016. An enhanced port for the Nintendo Switch, Pokkén Tournament DX, was released in September 2017. The arcade version was published by Bandai Namco, the Japanese console versions were published by The Pokémon Company, and the console versions outside of Japan were published by Nintendo.

Pokkén Tournament
Promotional art, used in Wii U version's cover art depicting Pikachu and Lucario in its mega-evolved form.
Developer(s)Bandai Namco Studios
Publisher(s)
  • JP: Bandai Namco Entertainment (Arcade)
Director(s)Haruki Suzaki
Producer(s)
Designer(s)Yasuhito Kobayashi
Programmer(s)Sei Nakatani
Artist(s)
  • Hiroyasu Hosoya
  • Hiromi Watanabe
Composer(s)
Hiroki Hashimoto
    • Hiroyuki Kawada
    • Rio Hamamoto
    • Taku Inoue
    • Eriko Sakurai
    • Yoshinori Hirai
    • Takafumi Sato
    • Mitsuhiro Kitadani
    • Yu Sugimoto
    • Shota Kageyama
SeriesPokémon
Platform(s)Arcade
Wii U
Nintendo Switch
ReleaseArcade
Wii U
  • WW: March 18, 2016[2]
Nintendo Switch
  • WW: September 22, 2017
Genre(s)Fighting
Mode(s)Single-player, multiplayer

Title

Pokkén (Japanese: ポッ拳, Hepburn: Pokken) is a portmanteau of Pokémon[b] and Tekken[c]. The Japanese characters ポッ拳 appear in the game's logo in both the Japanese version and the localized versions released in North America and Europe. The official German-language title of the game is Pokémon Tekken.[5] The title change may be due to the similarity between Pokkén and the German word for smallpox, Pocken.[6]

Gameplay

 
Pikachu hitting Weavile with his Burst Attack in the Nintendo Switch version.

Pokkén Tournament is a fighting game in which two fighters battle against each other using various Pokémon, with gameplay shifting between "Field Phase" where the Pokémon move freely around the arena similar to Power Stone and Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm, and "Duel Phase" where they move relative to each other similar to the Tekken games. Unlike most arcade fighting games, which use a traditional joystick and buttons, the arcade version is played using console-style controllers, which are designed so that players who are not used to arcade sticks can get into the game more easily.[7]

The game focuses more on action, as opposed to the more technical gameplay of Tekken, allowing both hardcore and casual fans to enjoy it. As such, players can perform various techniques taken from the Pokémon series, such as special moves and Mega Evolutions (which can be built up from attacks using a "Synergy Gauge").[8] Players can also use Support Pokémon to give them special benefits such as buffs in attack or defense.

First-print Wii U copies of the game were packaged with a Shadow Mewtwo Amiibo card, which immediately unlocked the character for use.[9] The title also features online play, where players can compete in two types of online battle modes called friendly battles and ranked battles, including matches between players with registered friend codes and players who enter the same VS Code as each other.[10][better source needed]

Pokémon

Across all versions of the game, there are 23 different Pokémon that appear as playable fighters, 16 of which appear in all three versions.

Pokémon Arcade Wii U Switch
Aegislash      [i]
Blastoise      [i]
Blaziken      
Braixen  [ii]    
Chandelure      
Charizard      
Croagunk  [ii]    
Darkrai  [ii]    
Decidueye      
Empoleon  [ii]    
Garchomp  [ii]    
Gardevoir      
Gengar      
Lucario      
Machamp      
Mewtwo  [ii]    
Pikachu      
Pikachu Libre  [ii]    
Sceptile  [ii]    
Scizor  [ii]    
Shadow Mewtwo[iii]  [ii]    
Suicune      
Weavile      
  1. ^ a b DLC character.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j Post-release addition.
  3. ^ Boss character.

Development

 
Various People playing Pokkén Tournament in Sunshine City, Tokyo.

Pokkén Tournament was first teased during a Pokémon Game Show event held in Japan in August 2013, with trademarks for the game filed the same month.[11] It was officially announced at an event held by Famitsu on August 26, 2014.[12] The Pokémon Company CEO Tsunekazu Ishihara, Tekken series producer Katsuhiro Harada, and Soulcalibur producer Masaaki Hoshino attended the event, which was broadcast on Niconico, stating the collaboration came about from brainstorming ideas of new ways to play Pokémon.

As the game was being developed, Ishihara wanted to feature primarily fighting-type Pokémon in the game, but Hoshino pushed back, and the game was released with Pokémon of many different types featured.[13]

At the 2015 Pokémon World Championships, it was announced that the game would be coming to the Wii U. A demo of the game was available for attendees to play at the tournament.[citation needed] In December 2015, Hori announced that a dedicated arcade controller would be released alongside the game in Japan.[14] The game is known as Pokémon Tekken in Germany and Austria.[15] In April 2016, Nintendo announced that another controller, inspired by Pikachu, would be released in Japan in June.[16] In May 2016, GameStop announced that the Pikachu controller would be released in North America in August of that year in "limited quantities".[17]

In June 2017, an enhanced Nintendo Switch port was announced under the title Pokkén Tournament DX, which was released worldwide on September 22, 2017.[18] The port includes the last four fighters added in the arcade version, along with an additional exclusive fighter and new game modes. In January 2018, two DLC packs were announced for the DX version. In Pack One, Aegislash is a fighter along with Mega Rayquaza and Mimikyu as support Pokémon, which was released on January 31, 2018. In Pack Two, Blastoise is a fighter along with Mew and Celebi as support Pokémon, which was released on March 23, 2018.[19]

In January 2021, Harada, in a response to a follower on Twitter, stated that while he would like to make a sequel to Pokkén, it was up to Nintendo and The Pokémon Company to decide.[20][21][22]

Reception

Amusement Fantasista, a video arcade in Kurashiki, Japan, planned to remove Pokkén Tournament machines in November 2015 due to lack of profitability.[49] Chris Carter of Destructoid noted that in the arcade version, one game credit could last a player 45 minutes, yielding low profits for each machine.[50][51] The Wii U version entered the Media Create sales charts as the highest-selling game in the region during its debut week, with 69,675 copies sold, and was credited for a marked increase in Wii U hardware sales in the same period; 13,000 units sold compared to the previous week's 4,000.[52] The Switch version of Pokkén Tournament sold 53,395 copies within its first week on sale in Japan, which placed it at number one on the all format sales chart.[53]

Western reviews of the console version were mostly positive, earning a 76 out of 100 average score from aggregate review website Metacritic.[48] In the United States, the NPD Group reported that Pokkén Tournament outsold Street Fighter V by the end of April 2016.[54] In August 2016, Bandai Namco announced that the game had shipped over one million copies worldwide.[55]

Pokkén Tournament was nominated for Best Fighting Game at The Game Awards 2016.[56]

The Nintendo Switch version received similar or slightly better reviews than the Wii U version, with praise towards the new characters and new modes, but criticising the new split screen mode, which had framerate issues.[57][58] It had sold over a million copies by March 2018.[59]

Notes

  1. ^ Japanese: ポッ拳 POKKÉN TOURNAMENT, Hepburn: Pokken Tōnamento
  2. ^ Japanese: ポケモン, Hepburn: Pokemon
  3. ^ Japanese: 鉄拳, Hepburn: Tekken, lit.: "Iron Fist"

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External links

  • Official website

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Pokken Tournament a is a fighting video game developed by Bandai Namco Entertainment The game combines gameplay elements from Bandai Namco s Tekken series and other fighting games such as 3D and 2D movement 3 with characters from the Pokemon franchise 4 It was released for Japanese arcades in July 2015 and worldwide for the Wii U in March 2016 An enhanced port for the Nintendo Switch Pokken Tournament DX was released in September 2017 The arcade version was published by Bandai Namco the Japanese console versions were published by The Pokemon Company and the console versions outside of Japan were published by Nintendo Pokken TournamentPromotional art used in Wii U version s cover art depicting Pikachu and Lucario in its mega evolved form Developer s Bandai Namco StudiosPublisher s JP Bandai Namco Entertainment Arcade JP The Pokemon Company Consoles WW Nintendo Consoles Director s Haruki SuzakiProducer s Masaaki HoshinoKatsuhiro HaradaDesigner s Yasuhito KobayashiProgrammer s Sei NakataniArtist s Hiroyasu HosoyaHiromi WatanabeComposer s Hiroki Hashimoto Hiroyuki KawadaRio HamamotoTaku InoueEriko SakuraiYoshinori HiraiTakafumi SatoMitsuhiro KitadaniYu SugimotoShota KageyamaSeriesPokemonPlatform s ArcadeWii UNintendo SwitchReleaseArcadeJP July 16 2015 1 Wii UWW March 18 2016 2 Nintendo SwitchWW September 22 2017Genre s FightingMode s Single player multiplayer Contents 1 Title 2 Gameplay 3 Pokemon 4 Development 5 Reception 6 Notes 7 References 8 External linksTitle EditPokken Japanese ポッ拳 Hepburn Pokken is a portmanteau of Pokemon b and Tekken c The Japanese characters ポッ拳 appear in the game s logo in both the Japanese version and the localized versions released in North America and Europe The official German language title of the game is Pokemon Tekken 5 The title change may be due to the similarity between Pokken and the German word for smallpox Pocken 6 Gameplay Edit Pikachu hitting Weavile with his Burst Attack in the Nintendo Switch version Pokken Tournament is a fighting game in which two fighters battle against each other using various Pokemon with gameplay shifting between Field Phase where the Pokemon move freely around the arena similar to Power Stone and Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm and Duel Phase where they move relative to each other similar to the Tekken games Unlike most arcade fighting games which use a traditional joystick and buttons the arcade version is played using console style controllers which are designed so that players who are not used to arcade sticks can get into the game more easily 7 The game focuses more on action as opposed to the more technical gameplay of Tekken allowing both hardcore and casual fans to enjoy it As such players can perform various techniques taken from the Pokemon series such as special moves and Mega Evolutions which can be built up from attacks using a Synergy Gauge 8 Players can also use Support Pokemon to give them special benefits such as buffs in attack or defense First print Wii U copies of the game were packaged with a Shadow Mewtwo Amiibo card which immediately unlocked the character for use 9 The title also features online play where players can compete in two types of online battle modes called friendly battles and ranked battles including matches between players with registered friend codes and players who enter the same VS Code as each other 10 better source needed Pokemon EditAcross all versions of the game there are 23 different Pokemon that appear as playable fighters 16 of which appear in all three versions Pokemon Arcade Wii U SwitchAegislash i Blastoise i Blaziken Braixen ii Chandelure Charizard Croagunk ii Darkrai ii Decidueye Empoleon ii Garchomp ii Gardevoir Gengar Lucario Machamp Mewtwo ii Pikachu Pikachu Libre ii Sceptile ii Scizor ii Shadow Mewtwo iii ii Suicune Weavile a b DLC character a b c d e f g h i j Post release addition Boss character Development Edit Various People playing Pokken Tournament in Sunshine City Tokyo Pokken Tournament was first teased during a Pokemon Game Show event held in Japan in August 2013 with trademarks for the game filed the same month 11 It was officially announced at an event held by Famitsu on August 26 2014 12 The Pokemon Company CEO Tsunekazu Ishihara Tekken series producer Katsuhiro Harada and Soulcalibur producer Masaaki Hoshino attended the event which was broadcast on Niconico stating the collaboration came about from brainstorming ideas of new ways to play Pokemon As the game was being developed Ishihara wanted to feature primarily fighting type Pokemon in the game but Hoshino pushed back and the game was released with Pokemon of many different types featured 13 At the 2015 Pokemon World Championships it was announced that the game would be coming to the Wii U A demo of the game was available for attendees to play at the tournament citation needed In December 2015 Hori announced that a dedicated arcade controller would be released alongside the game in Japan 14 The game is known as Pokemon Tekken in Germany and Austria 15 In April 2016 Nintendo announced that another controller inspired by Pikachu would be released in Japan in June 16 In May 2016 GameStop announced that the Pikachu controller would be released in North America in August of that year in limited quantities 17 In June 2017 an enhanced Nintendo Switch port was announced under the title Pokken Tournament DX which was released worldwide on September 22 2017 18 The port includes the last four fighters added in the arcade version along with an additional exclusive fighter and new game modes In January 2018 two DLC packs were announced for the DX version In Pack One Aegislash is a fighter along with Mega Rayquaza and Mimikyu as support Pokemon which was released on January 31 2018 In Pack Two Blastoise is a fighter along with Mew and Celebi as support Pokemon which was released on March 23 2018 19 In January 2021 Harada in a response to a follower on Twitter stated that while he would like to make a sequel to Pokken it was up to Nintendo and The Pokemon Company to decide 20 21 22 Reception EditReceptionAggregate scoreAggregatorScoreNSWii UMetacritic79 100 47 76 100 48 Review scoresPublicationScoreNSWii U4Players70 100 23 62 100 24 Destructoid7 5 10 25 7 5 10 26 EdgeN A6 10 27 Electronic Gaming Monthly 28 7 10 29 EurogamerN ARecommended 30 Game InformerN A7 10 31 GameRevolutionN A4 5 32 GameSpotN A9 10 33 GamesRadar N A 34 GamesTMN A7 10 35 Hardcore Gamer4 5 36 4 5 37 IGN8 10 38 8 10 39 Nintendo Life 40 41 Nintendo World Report8 5 10 42 7 5 10 43 Shacknews7 10 44 6 10 45 USgamerN A3 5 46 Amusement Fantasista a video arcade in Kurashiki Japan planned to remove Pokken Tournament machines in November 2015 due to lack of profitability 49 Chris Carter of Destructoid noted that in the arcade version one game credit could last a player 45 minutes yielding low profits for each machine 50 51 The Wii U version entered the Media Create sales charts as the highest selling game in the region during its debut week with 69 675 copies sold and was credited for a marked increase in Wii U hardware sales in the same period 13 000 units sold compared to the previous week s 4 000 52 The Switch version of Pokken Tournament sold 53 395 copies within its first week on sale in Japan which placed it at number one on the all format sales chart 53 Western reviews of the console version were mostly positive earning a 76 out of 100 average score from aggregate review website Metacritic 48 In the United States the NPD Group reported that Pokken Tournament outsold Street Fighter V by the end of April 2016 54 In August 2016 Bandai Namco announced that the game had shipped over one million copies worldwide 55 Pokken Tournament was nominated for Best Fighting Game at The Game Awards 2016 56 The Nintendo Switch version received similar or slightly better reviews than the Wii U version with praise towards the new characters and new modes but criticising the new split screen mode which had framerate issues 57 58 It had sold over a million copies by March 2018 59 Notes Edit Japanese ポッ拳 POKKEN TOURNAMENT Hepburn Pokken Tōnamento Japanese ポケモン Hepburn Pokemon Japanese 鉄拳 Hepburn Tekken lit Iron Fist References Edit Charizard and Weavile Join the Fight in Pokken Tournament IGN Retrieved 3 July 2014 Nunneley Stephany January 16 2016 Pokken Tournament hits the west in March new tournament details emerge VG247 Retrieved January 16 2016 McElroy Griffin 2016 03 15 How Pokken Tournament blends two types of fighting games into one Polygon Retrieved 2021 01 19 Pokken Tournament A Pokemon Fighting Game Announced For Arcades Siliconera Retrieved 26 August 2014 Pokemon Tekken Produktseite Pokemon com Retrieved 24 June 2020 Ian iantothemax Walker 18 January 2016 Pokken Tournament is Pokemon Tekken in Germany SRK Shoryuken Retrieved 24 June 2020 Pokken Tournament Will Be Played With This Controller Siliconera January 23 2015 Retrieved May 4 2015 Pokken Tournament Will Focus More On The Action Aspect Of Fighting Games Siliconera Retrieved 26 August 2014 Karklins Andrew November 12 2015 Shadow Mewtwo amiibo Card Coming With First Print Copies Of Pokken Tournament Nintendo Life Retrieved November 13 2015 Pokken Tournament Retrieved February 19 2016 Pokken Fighters Pokken Tournament Trademarks Filed Anime News Network August 8 2013 Retrieved April 5 2015 ポケモンの格闘ゲーム ポッ拳 発表 大人のポケモンバトルが今始まる インサイド inside games jp Retrieved 26 August 2014 Webster Andrew 2016 02 17 How the minds behind Tekken and Soulcalibur transformed Pokemon into a fighting game The Verge Retrieved 2021 01 19 McWhertor Michael December 15 2015 Pokken Tournament for Wii U getting a dedicated arcade controller Polygon Retrieved December 16 2015 Walker Ian Pokken Tournament is Pokemon Tekken in Germany shoryuken com Retrieved 25 March 2016 Vockovich Daniel 28 April 2016 Pikachu Pokken Tournament Controller On The Way Vooks Retrieved 28 April 2016 Rahming A K 7 May 2016 GameStop Pokken Pikachu Controller Release Dated Updated Limited Quantities Nintendo Enthusiast Retrieved 8 May 2016 Skrebels Joe Pokken Tournament DX Announced for Nintendo Switch IGN Retrieved 6 June 2017 Phillips Tom 2018 01 11 Switch Pokemon fighter Pokken Tournament DX adds Blastoise and more Eurogamer Retrieved 2018 01 12 Doolan Liam 2021 01 24 Pokken Tournament Producer Katsuhiro Harada Up For A Sequel But Says It s Not Bandai Namco s Decision To Make Nintendo Life Retrieved 2021 01 24 Pokken Tournament Producer Open To Sequel Game Rant 2021 01 24 Retrieved 2021 01 26 Tekken director keen to make another Pokemon fighting game with Pokken sequel VG247 2021 01 25 Retrieved 2021 01 26 Test Pokemon Tekken DX Prugeln amp Kampfen 4Players de Retrieved August 15 2020 Test Pokemon Tekken Arcade Action 4Players de Retrieved August 15 2020 Review Pokken Tournament DX Destructoid 18 September 2017 Retrieved August 15 2020 Chris Carter March 15 2016 Review Pokken Tournament Destructoid Retrieved March 15 2016 Pokken Tournament Edge No 292 Future 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