Poke Park Pikachu's Adventure | OFFICIAL E3 trailer Nintendo Wii

The core idea of PokePark is to become friends with a mix 193 Pokemon while searching for the elusive Sky Prism pieces. As you explore areas such as the green forest of the Meadow Zone, the cavernous Lava Zone and the island paradise of the Beach Zone, you come across a myriad of Pokemon that inhabit them. Befriending them doesn’t require battle, but rather, beating them in games of tag, hide and seek, platform hopping, Pokemon trivia, and more. Fetch quests are occasionally added to the mix, but frustration sets in quickly as Pikachu moves at a snail’s pace when he’s carrying items.
Befriending Pokemon opens the Attractions (mini-games), which must be completed to obtain the shards. Playing as any of your Pokemon friends, you’ll fly through rings, slide down an icy slope, play bumper-tops by tilting the Wii remote to smash into other Pokemon, to name a few activities. There are 14 attractions in total which can be both an upside or a downside, depending on your point of view. The downside is that the number is very small, and for a game that seems to focus on the fun of mini-games and a park devoted to it, it can be disappointing. However the upside is that each game is quite different, so you don’t end up with a bunch of cloned games with the same controls, but different visuals. Oddly enough though, support for multiplayer is nowhere to be found.