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Pokémon Mezastar Version 3 Debuts at MetaPark The Gardens Mall
Pokémon Mezastar Version 3 made its MetaPark debut at The Gardens Mall, bringing a fresh way to battle, play and collect to one of Malaysia’s premier malls in Kuala Lumpur.
At MetaPark Gardens, the debut featured two sets of exclusive Pokémon Mezastar machines for players and fans to discover and enjoy the fun of catching them all. Choose your Pokémon, jump into the action and see how each battle unfolds. The collectible Meza Tag connected the battle with something players could take home. Whether you’re a longtime Mezastar player or trying it for the first time, Version 3 gives you something new to explore on your next visit.
The excitement fits right into the Pokémon 30th anniversary atmosphere. Step into the world of Pokémon, enjoy the thrill of the game and share the experience with friends and family. For shoppers spending the day at The Gardens Mall, Mezastar adds a welcome dose of play between stores, meals and time together with family members who love Pokémon. It’s good news for regular visitors, too: there’s another reason to stop by, take a turn and see what’s new.
The launch announcement also named MetaPark Pavilion Kuala Lumpur and MetaPark Pavilion Bukit Jalil as destinations planned for further machines. That was the plan at the time, rather than a promise about which versions visitors will find today.
At The Gardens Mall, Version 3 connected Pokémon battles and collecting with the franchise’s 30th-anniversary year. For fans spending time in Kuala Lumpur, it added another way to share a favourite character world.
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About Pokémon Mezastar
Pokémon Mezastar connects Pokémon battles with collectible Meza Tags. Its official Malaysia website credits development to T-ARTS and MARV and provides game instructions, tag information and machine locations. The physical items are tags, rather than conventional trading cards.
That connection between a screen-based battle and a collection helps explain the attraction for friends and families. Players can recognise familiar Pokémon, follow the action and compare their discoveries after a game. Version 3’s MetaPark Gardens debut brought this play-and-collect experience into a Kuala Lumpur mall visit.