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Matching game Pokemon cards
A great game especially for the boys, or for the girls who love the Pokemon, with many Pokemon cards (more than 150 different cards) that represent different creatures Pokemon like Pikachu, Pichu, Marill, Umbreon and many others..., so play and have fun!
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How to play the matching game online?
Click "PLAY" to start. Flip cards 2 at a time to find matching pairs — when you find a pair, you get to play again! Otherwise, the cards flip back face down. The goal: find all the pairs in as few moves and as little time as possible. Every game is randomly generated, so you can play over and over!
Adjust the difficulty by changing the number of cards and the display speed using the buttons below the game. 3 game modes are available:
- SOLO: play alone at your own pace.
- WITH A FRIEND: share a fun moment with a friend, brother or sister sitting next to you.
- VS COMPUTER: take on the computer — set the level to "EASY" if it's too challenging!
For more details, check out the matching game rules. And to discover even more games, explore our full collection of matching games for kids on Memozor!
The Pokemon:
The Pokemon are creatures invented by Japanese Satoshi Tajiri for a video game for gameboy. The most famous of all is undoubtedly Pikachu, a Pokemon of the class electricity. Indeed, the various Pokemon are classified into categories: rock, water, electricity, fire, poison, insect, psy...
Pikachu has morphological similarities with a yellow mouse, it is able to generate electricity with pockets located at his face (represented by two red spots). Pikachu uses electricity in his battles with other Pokemon. A pikachu that will store too much electricity would get sick, for this reason Pikachus can transfere some of the electricity in the ground and thanks to its tail leaving behind dark spots in the ground.
Since the creation of the Pokemon, we have seen a succession of sept generations, each one is composed of very original creatures. Currently, there are about 800 Pokemons.

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