Pokémon Rumble World Released as Retail Edition

<p>Nintendo has made some questionable decisions regarding their popular franchises as of late&comma; but they have made a decent decision to release the physical retail edition of <i>Pokémon Rumble Worl<&sol;i><i>d&period;<&sol;i><&sol;p>&NewLine;<p><i>Pokémon Rumble World <&sol;i>for the 3DS &lpar;also playable on the 2DS&rpar; allows players to use a Mii avatar &lpar;previously created in the Mii application&rpar; to befriend Pokémon and use them to battle others in several stages that span over different areas&period; These Pokémon in this game differ from normal forms in the other games because they are Toy Pokémon versions&period; You gain control over the Toy and battle against others to become their friend and use them to battle even more&period; There are more than 700 Pokémon available to battle and invite to join you in Pokémon Rumble World&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>The game originally was a digital-free-to-play game from the eShop&period; Players have the option of playing though the game for free and then spend real-money to purchase in-game diamonds to buy outfits for your Mii character&comma; unlock stages and upgrade your shopping selection at the castle&period; The physical version is being sold in stores for &dollar;29&period;99 USD beginning this week&period; The physical edition of<em> Pokémon Rumble World<&sol;em> includes all of the content&period; It&&num;8217&semi;s a fun and lighter version of the Pokémon franchise and you can try it out today by downloading the free-to play version through the Nintendo eShop or check out videos of it through the official <a href&equals;"http&colon;&sol;&sol;www&period;pokemonrumble&period;com&sol;world&sol;en-us&sol;"><strong>website<&sol;strong><&sol;a>&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Via Nintendo Press Room<&sol;p>&NewLine;