Pokemon Jukebox on Android seems like a terrible investment

Totally ‘free’ to download

Recommended Videos

Are you an Android gamer looking for an official Pokémon app that’s free, cross device compatible and integrates with your existing apps in helpful ways? Well, don’t go near Pokémon Jukebox if you know what’s good for you.

Advertised as free to download, the app allows you to purchase songs from the history of Pokémon for $0.99 ($1.99 for medleys), which are locked to that instance of the app on that phone. You can’t play these songs in your standard music library or transfer them in any way.

So yeah, if you want to buy individual Pokémon tracks feel free, but probably don’t do it using this app. The user interface is a bit rubbish and everything is incredibly locked down.


Destructoid is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article Zenless Zone Zero is open for pre-registration, and over 30 million have already signed up
Zenless Zone Zero key art
Read Article Metaphor: ReFantazio locks in an October release date, showcases more gameplay in trailer
Metaphor ReFantazio date
Read Article The Meta OS is opening up to third-party headset makers
Meta Quest 3
Related Content
Read Article Zenless Zone Zero is open for pre-registration, and over 30 million have already signed up
Zenless Zone Zero key art
Read Article Metaphor: ReFantazio locks in an October release date, showcases more gameplay in trailer
Metaphor ReFantazio date
Read Article The Meta OS is opening up to third-party headset makers
Meta Quest 3
Author