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The main feature of the game is the television network. The game uses the inbuilt timer to measure days, and more channels will appear as time goes by. The various channels feature Pokémon in different types of entertainment such as news reports or quiz shows, and some channels qualify as minigames which can earn the player money if won. The player can spent money at the Shop N' [[Squirtle]] channel, which imitates an infomercial, although the number of items available per day is limited. One channel also gradually releases installments of an anime short known as ''[[Pichu]] Bros. in Party Panic'', which is notable as being the short containing [[Meowth]]'s Party. The player can choose programs that please Pikachu and also teach Pikachu how to change the channels itself. | The main feature of the game is the television network. The game uses the inbuilt timer to measure days, and more channels will appear as time goes by. The various channels feature Pokémon in different types of entertainment such as news reports or quiz shows, and some channels qualify as minigames which can earn the player money if won. The player can spent money at the Shop N' [[Squirtle]] channel, which imitates an infomercial, although the number of items available per day is limited. One channel also gradually releases installments of an anime short known as ''[[Pichu]] Bros. in Party Panic'', which is notable as being the short containing [[Meowth]]'s Party. The player can choose programs that please Pikachu and also teach Pikachu how to change the channels itself. | ||
| − | The player can also go out and explore several different areas connected to the game's setting, Mintale Town. Different Pokémon appear throughout these areas, and answering their questions will unlock the Pokémon's corresponding Nice Card. The Pokémon of a given area will vary depending on the time of day and weather. There is also a total of 101 Nice Cards | + | The player can also go out and explore several different areas connected to the game's setting, Mintale Town. Different Pokémon appear throughout these areas, and answering their questions will unlock the Pokémon's corresponding Nice Card. The Pokémon of a given area will vary depending on the time of day and weather. There is also a total of 101 Nice Cards. A [[Pokémon Mini]] can also be found within the game, and all of the original minigames are contained with the addition of a new one known as [[Snorlax]]'s Lunch Time. |
| − | In the European and Australian releases of ''Pokémon Channel'', it was possible to unlock [[Jirachi]] after receiving all of the ''Pichu Bros.'' episodes, and this Jirachi could be transferred to any of the third generation color versions. This was the only way to receive Jirachi without aid from a Nintendo event, at least for those regions. | + | In the European and Australian releases of ''Pokémon Channel'', it was possible to unlock [[Jirachi]] after receiving all of the ''Pichu Bros.'' episodes, and this Jirachi could be transferred to any of the third generation color versions. This was the only way to receive Jirachi without aid from a Nintendo event, at least for those regions. |
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