Golden Poké Ball Arcade

Golden Poké Ball Arcade is a game centre in Golden Poké Ball, Anthian City - Housing District where trainers can play games on arcade machines and earn Tix. Tix can be exchanged for items, Pokémon (such as Ditto), TMs, Hoverboards, and Power Items at the Tix Shop. The Arcade is a replacement of the previous Golden Poké Ball Casino, which was forcibly shut down. There are 5 Arcade Games that are functional.

Minigames

Alolan Adventure

Inspired by Flappy Bird — a mobile game which used to be popular in early 2014, the player controls a soaring Rowlet. Clicking on the screen makes Rowlet flap upwards to avoid falling to the ground. Rowlet will also have to pass through multiple gaps between Alolan Exeggutor stems in order to advance in level. If Rowlet touches an Alolan Exeggutor, it will crash-land, instantly terminating the game. Each level progressed will earn the player 2 Tix. If the player gets to level 50, the Shiny Mega Salamence Hoverboard will be unlocked, available for purchase at the Tix Shop.(We highly recommend playing on the middle arcade machine for "Alolan Adventure." The larger gaps between the Exeggutor make navigating much simpler, helping you hit Level 50 quickly.)

Whack-A-Diglett

This game is a Pokémon Brick Bronze interpretation on the well-known "Whack-A-Mole" game. It follows the same principles, except that Digletts pop up instead of moles. The player controls a hammer with the cursor and clicking will smack the hammer down. The goal is to whack as many Diglett as possible before the time limit of 45 seconds, as shown in the top left corner, runs out. The score is shown in the upper right corner. Whacking normal Diglett with no accessories gives 50 Points. Smacking special Diglett with accessories or the hats of developers adds 100 Points instead. Shiny Diglett, marked by its blue nose and shows up very rarely, yields 500 points when pummeled. Every 200 Points earned are worth 1 Tix.

Hammer Arm

This game is based on the Hammer arcade games in real life which are used to test arm strength. In the game, the player is shown a meter. The goal is to stop the arrow when it is pointing at the red area. Players receive 3 hammer strikes per round. Getting close to the red area gives more points, while getting it farther away gives fewer points. Players are advised to be careful because it is rather difficult to achieve perfect timing with the significant latency. Hitting the red area directly sounds a bell and gives 100 Points along with an extra 1 Tix. Every 30 Points will be converted into 1 Tix.

Quaza Candy

This game is based on "Snake" — a concept of where the player controls a snake that grows in length as it eats food. Hitting the wall or itself results in a game over, and those principles also apply to Quaza Candy. In this game, players control the Legendary Pokémon Rayquaza with the WASD keys and the goal is to eat as many Rare Candies as possible and avoid hitting Rayquaza's extending body or the wall, with each Rare Candy advancing a level. Each level is worth 1 Tix, with a bonus Tix being awarded every 5 levels progressed. Quaza Candy has been removed.

Po-Skee-Ball

This game is identical to the popular "Skee-Ball". The objective is to throw the balls into the holes to score. Players are given 8 Poké Balls each round. To throw a ball, the player has to click and drag on the ball to aim where he or she wants it to go, and then release. Depending on the hole where the ball lands in, he or she will get a certain amount of points which are listed below:

• The bottom hole is worth 10 Points.
• The mid-circle hole is worth 20 Points.
• The mid-red hole is worth 30 Points.
• The upper mid-red hole is worth 40 Points.
• The top red hole is worth 50 Points.
• The blue neon holes in the upper corners are worth 100 Points.

Every 10 Points earned will convert into 1 Tix.

Tix Shop

Using the Tix players have earned from the arcades, they can exchange it for unique items and Pokémon that are not found anywhere else. If a player needs to get Tix in a fast way, a man standing between Po-Skee-Ball and Quaza Candy games is willing to trade away 5000 Tix for 100 Robux.

Held Items

TMs

Pokémon and Mega Stone

Players are forced to save the game when exchanging Tix for Pokémon. All purchased Pokémon are at Lv. 30 and have a minimum of 3x31 IV's.

Hoverboards

These hoverboards have the same speed as all of the hoverboards in Deluxe Collections sold in Hero's Hoverboards.

Trivia

• Every arcade game so far is based on a real arcade game in real life or an actual game.
• The Tickets, or "Tix", are derived from a former Roblox currency which could be traded for Robux and vice versa.
  • Tix were originally a daily currency, also obtained by receiving place visits. Roblox scrapped them on 13th March, 2016 due to users abusing the system by duping.
• A girl near the Tix Shop talked about her friends ditching her because they thought her birthday cake was a lie. This was a reference to the "The cake is a lie" joke spread by Portal — a game made by Valve.
• The cap on one of the shelves in the Tix Shop has the same design as Ash Ketchum's Pokémon League Expo Hat in the original series of Pokémon Anime.
• When purchasing Pokémon prize here, the available Pokémon have a higher chance to be Shiny than normal Pokémon, regardless if the player has the Shiny Charm and/or the Ro-Power turned on.
• This is the only indoor location where it is possible to use a hoverboard.
• The mechanic in "Po-Skee-Ball" where the Poké Ball moves with the player's cursor was also used in Hide and Seek Ultimate when choosing special rounds.