About: Pokémon Pinball Ruby & Sapphire

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The game follows standard pinball rules. A small ball (in this case, a Poké Ball) moves around the board, striking different objects in order to accomplish certain goals. When it falls towards bottom of the board, the set of flippers must be used to force the ball back up the table. If the ball escapes the flippers and reaches the bottom of the board, that ball is lost. When all of the available balls are lost, the game is over. There are two main goals to this game. The first is to earn points, which are acquired by performing a variety of actions. The second goal is to complete the Pokédex. Whenever a new Pokémon is acquired, it is added to the Pokédex.

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rdf:type	Game
rdfs:label	Pokémon Pinball Ruby & Sapphire
rdfs:comment	The game follows standard pinball rules. A small ball (in this case, a Poké Ball) moves around the board, striking different objects in order to accomplish certain goals. When it falls towards bottom of the board, the set of flippers must be used to force the ball back up the table. If the ball escapes the flippers and reaches the bottom of the board, that ball is lost. When all of the available balls are lost, the game is over. There are two main goals to this game. The first is to earn points, which are acquired by performing a variety of actions. The second goal is to complete the Pokédex. Whenever a new Pokémon is acquired, it is added to the Pokédex.
Generation	Generation III
dcterms:subject	Pokémon Games Side Games
Background Color	5(xsd:integer) ac1f28
CERO	A
Japanese Release Date	--12-10 --08-01
japanese image	Pokémon Pinball- Ruby and Sapphire Japanese cover.PNG
japanese caption	Pokémon Pinball: Ruby and Sapphire Japanese cover art.
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Category	Pinball
OFLC	G8+
Platform	Game Boy Advance
Caption	Pokémon Pinball: Ruby and Sapphire English cover art.
PEGI	3(xsd:integer)
acb	N/A
ESRB	E
Developer	Jupiter
Publisher	Nintendo
Players	1(xsd:integer)
border color	9(xsd:integer) 366(xsd:integer)
North America release date	2003-08-25(xsd:date)
Australian release date	2003-09-26(xsd:date)
European release date	--11-14 --12-11
south korean release date	N/A
Video Game Title	Pokémon Pinball: Ruby and Sapphire
GrB	N/A
abstract	The game follows standard pinball rules. A small ball (in this case, a Poké Ball) moves around the board, striking different objects in order to accomplish certain goals. When it falls towards bottom of the board, the set of flippers must be used to force the ball back up the table. If the ball escapes the flippers and reaches the bottom of the board, that ball is lost. When all of the available balls are lost, the game is over. There are two main goals to this game. The first is to earn points, which are acquired by performing a variety of actions. The second goal is to complete the Pokédex. Whenever a new Pokémon is acquired, it is added to the Pokédex. The game starts from a "standard mode" until a special mode is activated. The special modes are: Catch 'Em Mode, Egg Mode, Evolution Mode, and Travel Mode. There are also bonus levels that are accessible.

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