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{{Game infobox |title=Tokotoko Truck |jptitle=とことこトロッコ |jptrans=(Moving in Stride) Truck |boxart=Tokotoko Truck.png |caption= |publisher=[[Nintendo]] |developer=(Unknown) |console=[[e-Reader]] ([[Game Boy Advance]]) |category=Action |players=1 |predecessor=(Unknown) |successor=(Unknown) |no_pricing= |releasejp=August 2002 |no_ratings= |niwa=Bulbapedia |colorscheme=Pokémon |ownershiprights=©Game Freak, Nintendo, Creatures, Inc.}} | {{Game infobox |title=Tokotoko Truck |jptitle=とことこトロッコ |jptrans=(Moving in Stride) Truck |boxart=Tokotoko Truck.png |caption= |publisher=[[Nintendo]] |developer=(Unknown) |console=[[e-Reader]] ([[Game Boy Advance]]) |category=Action |players=1 |predecessor=(Unknown) |successor=(Unknown) |no_pricing= |releasejp=August 2002 |no_ratings= |niwa=Bulbapedia |colorscheme=Pokémon |ownershiprights=©Game Freak, Nintendo, Creatures, Inc.}} | ||
− | '''Tokotoko Truck''' is an [[e-Reader]] | + | '''Tokotoko Truck''' is an [[e-Reader]] game in the [[Pokémon series]]. It features two {{p|Pichu}} driving a {{wp|draisine}} and requires the following August 2002 JR Train Rally cards: {{p|Celebi}}, {{p|Entei}}, {{p|Pikachu}}, Pichu and {{p|Lugia}}. |
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== |
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Tokotoko Truck is an e-Reader game in the Pokémon series. It features two Pichu driving a draisine and requires the following August 2002 JR Train Rally cards: Celebi, Entei, Pikachu, Pichu and Lugia.
Gameplay
Two Pichu drive a draisine through train stations which leads to the Pokémon Center in Tokyo. The player can make the draisine jump over boulders. If it touches a boulder, time is lost, and the game ends if time runs out or the player reaches the Pokémon Center.