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The '''Pokémon Mini''' is a piece of hardware that featured only 10 games. The hardware looked much like a [[Tamagotchi]] and had simple button controls, a built-in Tilt Sensor, Shock Feedback, and more. The little gadget sold more than expected. ''[[Pokémon Channel]]'' for the [[Nintendo Gamecube]] includes an in-game [[Pokémon Mini]]. Most of the games are from its existing library, though there is one new game, entitled ''[[Snorlax's Lunchtime]]''.
   
 
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==Games==
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*[[Pichu Bros. Mini]]
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*[[Pichu Bros. mini|''Pichu Bros. mini'']]
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*[[Pokemon Party Mini]]
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*[[Pokémon Party mini|''Pokémon Party mini'']]
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*[[Pokemon Pinball Mini]]
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*[[Pokémon Pinball mini|''Pokémon Pinball mini'']]
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*[[Pokemon Puzzle Collection]]
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*[[Pokémon Puzzle Collection|''Pokémon Puzzle Collection'']]
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*[[Pokemon Puzzle Collection Vol.2]]
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*[[Pokémon Puzzle Collection 2|''Pokémon Puzzle Collection Vol.2'']]
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*[[Pokemon Race Mini]]
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*[[Pokémon Race mini|''Pokémon Race mini'']]
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*[[Pokemon Shock Tetris]]
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*[[Pokémon Shock Tetris|''Pokémon Shock Tetris'']]
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*[[Pokémon Breeder mini|''Pokémon Breeder mini'']]
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*[[Pokemon Sodateyasan Mini]]
  
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*[[Pokemon Zany Cards]]
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*[[Pokémon Zany Cards|''Pokémon Zany Cards'']]
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*[[Togepi no Dai Bouken]]
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*[[Togepi no Dai Bouken|''Togepi no Dai Bouken'']]
   
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A Wooper Blue Pokémon Mini

The Pokémon Mini is a piece of hardware that featured only 10 games. The hardware looked much like a Tamagotchi and had simple button controls, a built-in Tilt Sensor, Shock Feedback, and more. The little gadget sold more than expected. Pokémon Channel for the Nintendo Gamecube includes an in-game Pokémon Mini. Most of the games are from its existing library, though there is one new game, entitled Snorlax's Lunchtime.

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