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Allana Horgan was a contestent in iiNet’s Top Geek competition. She also loves Pokémon. She loves Pokémon so much that she wanted to ‘fistbump’ people in order to trade Pokémon. Well, where there’s a will there’s a way – Allana has made a pretty decent attempt at creating a device that allows people to trade Pokémon via the art of ‘fistbumping’.
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Gamernode’s Jason Fanelli took his Pokemon Pokewalker pedometer to PAX East, where, I can assure you, LOTS of people had the things strapped to their belts.
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Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver both come packed with the Pokéwalker, a nifty little device that promotes good health through Pokémon mastery. Then this lazy yet inventive individual comes along…
