Poke Mum

Poke Mum is a video game series developed by the Game Creep division of Muchi Service Interactive (formerly PureGold Games) and published by Chintendo for handheld devices. The games focuses on virtual Poke Mum creatures that can be captured and used for fighting. Chintendo shares ownership of the franchise with Muchi Service, the latter of which licenses the anime. Sales of the original games have skyrocketed since the release of the augmented reality Eyephone game Poke Mum Go; this game has brought new fans to the Poke Mum franchise. 
Being a weeaboo, Daniel May is known to be a big fan of the game. 
== Games ==
*Poke Mum: Battle of Fury!! (1998) - GameGirl
*Poke Mum Gold (1999) - GameGirl
*Poke Mum Diamond (2003) - GameGirl Advanced
*Poke Mum PukeGreen (2004) - GameGirl Advanced
*Poke Mum PooBrown (2004) - GameGirl Advanced
*Poke Mum Platinum (2005) - GameGirl Advanced
*Poke Mum Ð & Þ (2013) - Chintendo 3D Screen
*Poke Mum Go (2016) - Eyephone
*Poke Mum Æ, Ø & Å (2016) - Chintendo 3D Screen
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== Gameplay ==
The games are based in the fictional world of Xanix, where Poke Mums roam free. A typical game consists of a young player exploring a specific region, attempting to capture all the Poke Mums and defeat the Deprived Four.
The main focus of Poke Mum is battling. Winning fights earns experience which levels up Poke Mums, and each Poke Mum has a set of attacks. Attacks were designed to be used strategically, although most of the time the most powerful attacks are used in succession by noobs.
== Criticism ==
Poke Mum has been previously criticised, with some people comparing the game to animal cruelty, although the game has received mostly positive reviews.
Category:Fictional video games