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For more information, see our FAQ This patent-pending technology is called "Instant Expert Analysis" and it is provided by System Requirements Lab.January 26, 2016Move over Sherlock Holmes, a new detective is in town. Nintendo released a surprise trailer for Detective Pikachu: Birth of a New Duo, a new mystery game for Nintendo 3DS. As shown in the trailer, players will team up with a special Pikachu to solve murders and investigate cases. But why is Detective Pikachu so special? Well in addition to his deerstalker cap and coffee habit, Detective Pikachu can talk like a human!Rumors about a Detective Pikachu game first surfaced in 2013 and Nintendo confirmed that a new Mystery Pokemon game was in development. In addition to Detective Pikachu, the game will also feature a special “Blue Pikachu” who will act as the primary antagonist for the series. Per a poster released by Nintendo, other Pokemon will be featured in the game, but there's noThere’s no word on if Detective Pikachu takes place in the main Pokemon universe.
Detective Pikachu: Birth of a New Duo will be released for Nintendo 3DS on February 3 in Japan for 1,500 yen (about $13). No word on a North American debate, but we’re sure Detective Pikachu will cross the Pacific as part of Pokemon’s ongoing 20th anniversary celebration.View the Gallery here.What to Read NextPolian says neither Moss nor Owens deserves to be in Hall of FameBig League StewMay 11, 2014Just when you thought the Biogensis scandal was dead and buried, or at the very least out of the limelight for the rest of this season, Newsday has revealed details of a Florida police report concluded on April 11, which says Major League Baseball investigators were fully aware the Biogenesis documents they sought in their case against Alex Rodriguez and other major leaguers were It also states MLB was advised to inform police immediately if they happened to run across those documents.Despite repeated denials by MLB, the police report filed by Det. Terrence Payne says there's strong evidence that MLB investigators not only went ahead and purchased the stolen documents, but elected not to inform police until nearly eight months later.
In other words, Alex Rodriguez was seemingly truthful on one claim in the lawsuit he dropped earlier this year. MLB's aggressive pursuit of evidence against him actually led them to going around police to obtain the stolen documents. Payne's report is the latest in a series of unflattering revelations about MLB's aggressive pursuit of evidence that Rodriguez and other players used performance-enhancing drugs provided by Anthony Bosch, the founder of the unlicensed Coral Gables anti-aging clinic Biogenesis. In the face of legal challenges and public criticism from Rodriguez and others about how they handled their investigation, baseball officials have steadfastly denied that they knowingly bought stolen Biogenesis records. "We have stated repeatedly that we had no knowledge that the documents we purchased were stolen," MLB senior vice president of public relations Pat Courtney said Friday when contacted by Newsday about the Boca Raton police report. It's not likely the league will alter that stance following the release of the eight-page police report, but it might make for uncomfortable moments when its brought up.
The Newsday report goes into much more detail about the investigation into the burglary of Porter Fischer's rental car, in which the documents went missing, and how that led them to investigate MLB's possible involvement in obtaining those stolen documents. There's also more details on some of the tactics used by MLB to gather information. That includes how they went about acquiring security footage from a Florida Walgreen's to find the identity of an anonymous caller who offered documents. Once they learned the man's identity, he was offered a job within MLB in exchange for the documents.It's a lot of information to sort through and digest, but the gist is Payne was able to connect MLB to the documents. However, he was unable to determine probable cause, so no criminal charges were filed against anyone other than Reginald St. Fleur, a tanning salon employee whose DNA was found inside the vehicle.Newsday has also released copies of the documents and audio of the police's interview with Porter Fischer.