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Power Pro Kun Pocket 3

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Also known as
パワプロクンポケット3

Train a resurrected robot baseball player through RPG style story phases to regain his former glory.

Power Pro Kun Pocket 3 was released for Game Boy Advance in Japan on March 21, 2001, and it is the original version of the game, so both release years are 2001.


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Released
2001
Perspective
3rd-person (Other)
Size
3.37 MB
Rating
0 votes

About Power Pro Kun Pocket 3

Power Pro Kun Pocket 3 is a Game Boy Advance entry in a broader console baseball series, marking its first appearance on the handheld. Its primary mode blends arcade-style baseball with narrative-driven simulation, casting the player as a resurrected robotic former star who must complete three distinct stages to restore his reputation.

Gameplay involves managing the character's health, stress, and memory levels through activities like training, taking jobs for income, and social interactions. The progression is challenging, requiring the player to secure a team draft, earn money for a permanent power source, and finally achieve a high memory percentage. Rival duels and visits to a former high school are part of this process.

Beyond the story mode, the software offers exhibition matches, team customization, data management, and various mini-games. Multiplayer is supported via link cable. Users have significant control over game rules and computer assistance for actions like pitching and fielding, adhering to standard baseball innings and regulations.

Power Pro Kun Pocket 3 Screenshots

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Title screen
Choose one of the different game modes.
These mini-games are played in the Success mode
Well hello!
Choose your team.
Smilies next to players designate their status and morale.
Match-up screen
Preparing to hit.
The ball goes out.
I'm pitching now.
Choose different speeds and effects, and change the position.
This is not going well for me.