Покемон Мини: Тарихи және ойын мүмкіндіктері

Handheld game console by Nintendo
Features of the Pokémon mini include an internal real time clock, an infrared port used to facilitate multiplayer gaming, a reed switch for detecting shakes, and a motor used to implement force feedback. Only ten games were released worldwide, half of which were exclusive to Japan and one of which was only unreleased in North America. Various hackers have reverse engineered the Pokémon mini in order to enable the creation of homebrew games, and to allow official games to be played on other platforms.

Pokémon Party mini (ポケモンパーティミニ, lead=yes) is a minigame collection developed by Denyusha. It includes six minigames which all take advantage of the system's capabilities and abilities:
Hitmonchan's Boxing: As a Hitmonchan battling against a Machop in a boxing match, the player must shake the system to 'punch'. Pikachu's Rocket Start: As a Pikachu, the player must launch off a starting line before another Pokémon (A Rattata, Eevee and another Pikachu). Pikachu can run using the buttons or shaking the system. An Elekid gives the signals which is achieved through the system's rumble ability. Bellossom's Dance: A rhythm game. As a Bellossom playing against two other Bellossom, the player must match the right moves with the D Pad, and shake the system to jump. Chansey's Dribble: A simple soccer dribbling game. As a Chansey, the player must use the D pad to position the ball, and make sure Chansey kicks it into the finish line as quickly as possible. Slowking's Judge: As a Slowking, the player predicts if a tennis ball will land in or out of the court. Sneasel's Fakeout: A rock paper scissors like game for two players. As two Sneasel, the players decide who is on defense and offense in a game of Basketball. Additional modes include "Battlefield", where two to six players battle for the highest score in the aforementioned minigames, and "Celebi's Clock", a clock with date, alarm and stopwatch function.

Pokémon Puzzle Collection vol. 2 (ポケモンパズルコレクションVol.2, lead=yes) is a puzzle minigame collection developed by Jupiter, and is the sequel to Pokémon Puzzle Collection. In addition to the returning "Motion Puzzle" and "Shadow Puzzle" modes, two new modes have been added:
Pick Up Puzzle: The player clears Poké Balls on the field in a forward only position, and can only move if Poké Balls are faced in the respective direction. Stretch Puzzle: The player, through a given number, must fill gaps in a grid by stretching bars. The game was not released in Europe or North America, but was rated by the ESRB under the title Pokémon Mini Puzzle Collection Vol. 2, suggesting it was planned for release.

Pokémon Race mini (ポケモンレースミニ, lead=yes) is a platform racing game developed by Jupiter. Similar to the later released Pokémon Dash, the player controls a Pikachu and races against other Pokémon including a Chikorita and a Hoppip in a competition for the fastest Pokémon.

Pichu Bros. mini (ピチューブラザーズミニ, lead=yes) is a minigame compilation developed by Denyusha, and is the sequel to Pokémon Party mini. It features six new minigames based on the Pichu Bros. specials:
Skate Pichu: An Endless runner game where as one of the Pichu Bros., the player must avoid obstacles by shaking the system. Magby's Hot Air Balloon: As Magby, the player must land a hot air balloon on an island without falling into the sea. Hoppip's Jump: The player must press the C button at the right time to make Hoppip jump. Teddiursa's Shaking Fruits: By shaking the system, the player must make Teddiursa eat a piece of fruit in the shortest amount of time. Smoochum's Angel Kiss: A Whack A Mole type game where the player, as Smoochum, must attempt to kiss the Diglett that pop out of the holes by pressing the buttons at the right time. Cubone's Bone Club Fight: As Cubone, the player must shake the system to throw the bone and make sure it hits the target. The "Battlefield" and "Clock" modes also return from the original.

Togepi's Great Adventure (トゲピーのだいぼうけん, Togepī no Daibōken) is a top down action puzzle game developed by Jupiter. The player guides Togepi out of maze like levels in a tower while avoiding obstacles and other Pokémon. The game features over 200 levels spread across three towers.

Pokémon Breeder mini (ポケモンそだてやさんミニ, Pokemon Sodateyasan mini) is a virtual pet game developed by Jupiter. The player is given an egg that hatches into a Treecko, Torchic or Mudkip. The player must keep the Pokémon happy by feeding it, playing with it, and using toys. Feeding the Pokémon with special Pokéblocks can improve its stats.

The 2002 GameCube game Pokémon Channel has an in game Pokémon Mini that can be unlocked. By purchasing new games from the in game store, the player can play emulated demo versions of multiple Pokémon Mini games. One of these games, "Snorlax's Lunch Time", was never part of any commercial Pokémon Mini release. By reverse engineering the Pokémon Channel emulator, hobbyist software engineers were able to gain a better understanding of how the system worked. This allowed them to build new emulators to run the games on other devices, such as the PC, Dreamcast, Nintendo 3DS, and Analogue Pocket, among others. These efforts also led multiple programmers to create homebrew applications for the system, such as original games and tech demos. In 2022, independent developer Sungrand Studios launched a Kickstarter campaign to develop a port of their horror game Silver Falls for the system.