CoroCoro Leaks New ‘Pokken Tournament’ Fighters; ‘Pokemon’ Chadelure Joins The Game? ; Western Fans Gets Special Controllers?
CoroCoro magazine leaks three new "Pokemon" fighters yet interesting revelations doesn't end with Nitendo's Wii U "Pokken Tournament" game.
Just after the reports that declared the availability of the fire-type Braixen, the dragon-type Garchomp and the legendary standard Mewtwo in the anticipated game, another character is set to add the slate of playable fighters of the game.
Although some reports said that the new addition is considered as one of the most unusual ones, Nitendo pushed and set Chandelure the chandelier 'Pokemon' to include to their Wii U game.
"Pokken Tournament' will launch with 16 playable 'Pokemon' fighters, each with their own unique playstyles," GearNuke reported. "It is kind of funny that Nintendo just went ahead and picked Chandelure for a fighting game out of the 700 plus Pokemon they could have chosen instead."
"Still can't judge their decision until I get my hands on the game and take the ornament Pokemon out for a spin," the source added.
Aside from the leaks that CoroCoro spread, rumors were also all over the Internet about a special Wii U controllers that is being offered for the players of the upcoming game.
Various reports already claimed that Japan 'Pokken Tournament' gamers are expected to have the said controllers yet western fans who want to hold it seemed to be not to getting the new added surprise.
"Pokemon Tournament' is already playable in Japanese arcades and when the Pokemon fighting game comes to the Wii U, it'll be joined by a unique controller. Unfortunately, it's only set for a Japan release at this time," Gamespot reported.
"The fightpad features a D-Pad and four face buttons. However, it doesn't come with analog sticks or triggers," the sourced added. "The ZL and ZR buttons are placed beside Start and Select on the face of the controller, instead of the back where they're normally found."
New CoroCoro leaks were reported to surprise fans once again in the coming days. 'Pokemo' fighters are said to be open for battle in Wii U "Pokken Tournament" March 18 with simultaneous releasing in Japan, Europe and North America.
