Pokémon Trainer Guess Legacy: An Electronic Game for Ages 6 and up

Pokemon Trainer Guess Legacy is a handheld electronic game built into a Poke Ball. A player thinks of a Pokemon, the ball asks questions out loud, and the player answers by speaking - the game runs on speech recognition, with no buttons to press and no reading required. The ball then names the Pokemon it believes was chosen. Ultra PRO lists it for 1 or more players at roughly 15 minutes of playing time.

The Legacy edition is the cross-region release in the line. Its roster is 148 Pokemon drawn from every region from Kanto through Galar, and the included field guide lists them so a player can check off each one the ball identifies. The other editions each cover a single region - the Kanto edition's ball knows 151 Pokemon, all of them from Kanto alone.

The box contains the Poke Ball unit, the field guide, and 3 AAA batteries, so it runs straight out of the package. Ultra PRO rates it for ages 6 and up. This is an officially licensed Pokemon product; it is a standalone electronic game and does not use or require Pokemon trading cards.