Pokémon: Catch the Numbers!

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Pokémon: Catch the Numbers! ポケットモンスター すうじをつかまえよう！
Boxart
Basic info
Platform:	Sega Pico
Category:	Edutainment
Players:	1 player
Connectivity:	None
Developer:	Sega Toys
Publisher:	Sega Toys
Part of:	Generation II miscellaneous
Ratings
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Release dates
Japan:	July 23, 2002
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Taiwan:	N/A
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(Japanese: ポケットモンスター すうじをつかまえよう！ Pokémon: Catch the Numbers!) is an educational game for Sega Pico. It has only been released in Japan.

Gameplay

Title screen

Team Rocket has stolen all of Ash, Misty, and Brock's Pokémon except for Pikachu and Togepi. The player needs to complete a series of mini-games, mostly math related, to get them back. The game features voice acting from the anime's cast and an instrumental version of Aim to Be a Pokémon Master as the title theme.

Trivia

• The internal data for this game contains a sprite of Weezing that is never seen anywhere in the game. There is also an unused font type that never gets used anywhere.

References

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