Pokémon Conquest

In the Pokémon™ Conquest game, you take on the role of a young Warlord who is linked with a Pokémon. Together with your Pokémon, you must set out to recruit Warrior allies to strengthen your growing kingdom. Along your journey, you will encounter a variety of Pokémon, as well as Warriors and Warlords inspired by the Japanese feudal era which fans of the famous Nobunaga’s Ambition series of games will recognize. The game contains nearly 200 Pokémon, including many from the Pokémon Black Version and Pokémon White Version games, which have sold more than 4 million copies combined in the U.S. As the battlefield unfolds in Pokémon Conquest, you must choose the correct Pokémon type to inflict maximum damage on your opponent. The turn-based skirmishes, allow you to choose different tactics for intense 6-on-6 battles, and battle conditions can change on every turn, keeping you on your toes in anticipation of what will happen next.

Features

	It’s a new way to play Pokémon in a land filled with Warriors and Pokémon and the ties that bind them together.
	The main action of the game takes place on the battlefield where Pokémon fight in a turn-based, tactical battle system.
	Be a Warlord, and control your Pokémon in battle! As a Warlord, you command other Warriors and their Pokémon in your army.
	Recruit Warlords and Warriors by defeating them in a unique battle system never seen in a Pokémon game. As you acquire castles, new Pokémon, Warlords, and Warriors become available as well as new ways to train them.
	When battles are won, you take control of the new castle, recruit Warriors from that kingdom, and gain access to new Pokémon.

Entertainment Reviews

Pokemon Conquest for the Nintendo DS Review

By: Confessions of an Overworked Mom Blogcritics.org Reviews

Published on: 7/5/2012 3:42 PM

My son is 14 and is an absolute Pokemon fanatic. Not only does he have huge stacks of Pokemon cards covering his bureau, he can recite every statistic and attack for just about every Pokemon character known to man. When he was younger, he also had the toys and regularly had battles with friends. Now that he's a teenager, he's hooked on the Nintendo DS Pokemon games. Since Pokemon games are generally rated E for everyone, I'm good with his addiction....read the full review

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