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* ProductPlacement: Amusingly, in the Switch port of ''Ride On!'', the player character will mention the Nintendo Switch as the console that they have been playing solitaire on when asked about interests.
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: The angel's description of [[GoshDangItToHeck Heck]] in ''Ride On!'': "Fire, brimstone, eternal [[GoshDangItToHeck dangnation]], faucets leak, stuff smells weird..."


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* GoshDangItToHeck: In ''Ride On!'', the angel threatens to send your character to Heck and warns them of "eternal dangnation".
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In this game, you are placed into the shoes of a rookie jockey who, despite their love of the sport, knows squat about riding or training horses. However, they still aspire to win the Derby, the horse race to end all horse races. And so our starry-eyed protagonist approaches a stable owner named Mr. Maekawa, who entrusts the protagonist with a horse... and they almost immediately get [[DeathAsComedy bucked off, kicked in the gut, then run over by a pack of horses.]] Thankfully, they are revived from near-death by an angel who looks suspiciously like Mr. Maekawa, who in exchange forces them to promise to win the Derby, [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment or else the player will never win a video game again.]] Given that the protagonist's problem with horses would make this task impossible, the angel gives them an extra boon by enabling them to ride a horse by... playing solitaire. [[QuirkyWork It's that kind of game.]]

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In this game, you are placed into the shoes of a rookie jockey who, despite their love of the sport, knows squat about riding or training horses. However, they still aspire to win the Derby, the horse race to end all horse races. And so our starry-eyed protagonist approaches a stable owner named Mr. Maekawa, who entrusts the protagonist with a horse... and they almost immediately get [[DeathAsComedy bucked off, kicked in the gut, then run over trampled by a pack of horses.]] Thankfully, they are revived from near-death by an angel who looks suspiciously like Mr. Maekawa, who in exchange for the second chance at life forces them to promise to win the Derby, [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment or else the player will never win a video game again.]] again]]. (At least in the original. In ''Ride On!'', you're heading [[GoshDangItToHeck straight to Heck and eternal dangnation]].) Given that the protagonist's problem with horses would make this task impossible, the angel gives them an extra boon by enabling them to ride a horse by... playing solitaire. [[QuirkyWork It's that kind of game.]]
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In this game, you are placed into the shoes of the protagonist, a rookie jockey who knows squat about riding or training horses. However, he/she aspires to win the Derby, the horse races to end all horse races. The protagonist approaches a stable owner named Mr. Maekawa, who entrusts the protagonist with a horse. However, as they don't know how to handle a horse, they are [[DeathAsComedy bucked off, kicked in the gut, then run over by a pack of horses.]] Thankfully, they are revived from near-death by an angel who looks suspiciously like Mr. Maekawa, who in exchange forces them to promise to win the Derby, [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment or else the player will never win a video game again.]] Given that the protagonist's problem with horses would make this task impossible, the angel gives them an extra boon by enabling them to ride a horse by... playing solitaire. [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext It's that kind of game.]]

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In this game, you are placed into the shoes of the protagonist, a rookie jockey who who, despite their love of the sport, knows squat about riding or training horses. However, he/she aspires they still aspire to win the Derby, the horse races race to end all horse races. The And so our starry-eyed protagonist approaches a stable owner named Mr. Maekawa, who entrusts the protagonist with a horse. However, as horse... and they don't know how to handle a horse, they are almost immediately get [[DeathAsComedy bucked off, kicked in the gut, then run over by a pack of horses.]] Thankfully, they are revived from near-death by an angel who looks suspiciously like Mr. Maekawa, who in exchange forces them to promise to win the Derby, [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment or else the player will never win a video game again.]] Given that the protagonist's problem with horses would make this task impossible, the angel gives them an extra boon by enabling them to ride a horse by... playing solitaire. [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext [[QuirkyWork It's that kind of game.]]
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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japanese[[/note]] is a video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the Platform/Nintendo3DS on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an international release exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease titled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023 for Platform/AppleArcade, and February 21, 2024 for Platform/NintendoSwitch.

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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japanese[[/note]] is a video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the Platform/Nintendo3DS on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an international release exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease UpdatedRerelease, titled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023 for Platform/AppleArcade, Platform/AppleArcade and February 21, 2024 for Platform/NintendoSwitch.
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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japanese[[/note]] is a video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the Platform/Nintendo3DS on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an international release exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease for Platform/AppleArcade, titled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.

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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japanese[[/note]] is a video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the Platform/Nintendo3DS on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an international release exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease for Platform/AppleArcade, titled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.
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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japanese[[/note]] is a video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an international release exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease for UsefulNotes/AppleArcade, titled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.

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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japanese[[/note]] is a video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS Platform/Nintendo3DS on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an international release exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease for UsefulNotes/AppleArcade, Platform/AppleArcade, titled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.

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* BonusBoss: King's Gate, the single most difficult race in the game. Opposing horses possess speeds no less than 120 and climb up to '''''180'''''. It's also somewhat long, and you can be assured your opponents ''will'' have insane Energy values almost all the time. It's so tough, Jagger doesn't even hold the record for fastest time. It is the only race you are not required to win to roll the credits.
** ''Ride On!'' adds three more: Top Jockeys, Jack’s Sprint, and Queen’s Palace. They have different requirements for reaching them, but all are just as tough to beat as King’s Gate. Your G1 trophy case just got that more difficult to fill.


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* {{Superboss}}: King's Gate, the single most difficult race in the game. Opposing horses possess speeds no less than 120 and climb up to '''''180'''''. It's also somewhat long, and you can be assured your opponents ''will'' have insane Energy values almost all the time. It's so tough, Jagger doesn't even hold the record for fastest time. It is the only race you are not required to win to roll the credits. ''Ride On!'' adds three more: Top Jockeys, Jack’s Sprint, and Queen’s Palace. They have different requirements for reaching them, but all are just as tough to beat as King’s Gate. Your G1 trophy case just got that more difficult to fill.
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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japanese[[/note]] is a... [[WidgetSeries rather unusual]] video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an international release exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease for UsefulNotes/AppleArcade, titled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.

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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japanese[[/note]] is a... [[WidgetSeries rather unusual]] a video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an international release exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease for UsefulNotes/AppleArcade, titled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.

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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japanese[[/note]] is a... [[WidgetSeries rather unusual]] video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an international release exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease for [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames Apple Arcade]], titled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.

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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japanese[[/note]] is a... [[WidgetSeries rather unusual]] video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an international release exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease for [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames Apple Arcade]], UsefulNotes/AppleArcade, titled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.



* AWinnerIsYou: Once you earn a trophy for every G1 race except for King's Gate, the credits roll. Horse Off-Course then appears and congratulates you on beating the game while telling you how to activate [[NintendoHard Invisible Comfort Zone Mode]].

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* AWinnerIsYou: Once you earn a trophy for every G1 race except for King's Gate, the credits roll. Horse Off-Course then appears and congratulates you on beating the game while telling you how to activate [[NintendoHard Invisible Comfort Zone Mode]].Mode]].
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* GoldToothOfWealth: [[WealthsInAName Mr. Blingman]] has all gold teeth. He's a good sponsor though, and he's more than willing to fork over some cash if your racing is bad.
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* GoldTooth: Mr. Blingman has all gold teeth. He's a good sponsor though, and he's more than willing to fork over some cash if your racing is bad.
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology: Robot horses can apparently breed with biological ones, with the mare being able to give birth to foals of the opposite type. This is, surprisingly, one of the ''least'' strange things about this game.
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* BlessedWithSuck: One of the effects of Super Unity is that it pulls all of the cards on the track towards you. While this is nothing but a good thing in Growth Mode, where all of the cards are beneficial, it becomes actively detrimental in Mature Mode when it starts yanking in [[PoisonMushroom dung cards]], which are normally best ''PoisonMushroom avoided''.

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* BlessedWithSuck: One of the effects of Super Unity is that it pulls all of the cards on the track towards you. While this is nothing but a good thing in Growth Mode, where all of the cards are beneficial, it becomes actively detrimental in Mature Mode when it starts yanking in [[PoisonMushroom dung cards]], which are normally best ''PoisonMushroom avoided''.''avoided''.

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* BlessedWithSuck: One of the effects of Super Unity is that it pulls all of the cards on the track towards you. While this is nothing but a good thing in Growth Mode, where all of the cards are beneficial, it becomes actively detrimental in Mature Mode when it starts yanking in dung cards, which are normally best ''avoided''.

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* BlessedWithSuck: One of the effects of Super Unity is that it pulls all of the cards on the track towards you. While this is nothing but a good thing in Growth Mode, where all of the cards are beneficial, it becomes actively detrimental in Mature Mode when it starts yanking in [[PoisonMushroom dung cards, cards]], which are normally best ''avoided''.''PoisonMushroom avoided''.


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** Farseer allows you to see the top card in your draw pile. This enables you to plan your moves ahead of time, which is an ''incredible'' help towards reducing the luck factor involved in getting perfect solitaire hands.

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* CuteKitten: There's a special horse that is kitten-themed, with a mask with cat ears and a little kitten accessory hanging off the rear. Priscilla is almost always the sponsor for these horses. If you win with this horse, there's a chance that you'll get a special victory photo with Priscilla in a CatGirl outfit (that still shows her midriff) and a lot of kittens.

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* CuteKitten: There's a special horse that is kitten-themed, with a mask with cat ears and a little kitten accessory hanging off the rear. Priscilla is almost always the sponsor for these horses. If you win a G1 race with this horse, there's a chance that you'll get a special victory photo with Priscilla in a CatGirl outfit (that still shows her midriff) and a lot of kittens.


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* DumpStat: In ''Ride On!'', the Stamina stat is virtually worthless not only due to how easy it is to circumvent (you can buy Stamina Carrots from Happy Horses, play perfect solitaire hands to minimize your stamina loss for a leg, and stick to the inside of the track in order to avoid turn losses and mix stamina restoration cards into your tableau), but also the fact that it no longer determines how many whips you get for the homestretch. There is no such way to get around having a low Speed stat, so if you wind up with a horse that chooses to prioritize Stamina over Speed during its growth cycle, you are quite simply and thoroughly ''screwed''.


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** This also applies to the game as a whole. Simply put, you are ''not'' winning the harder races, like the Royal Derby or King's Gate, with a standard starter horse - even if you go out of your way to level up such a horse as fast as humanly possible and play your absolute best solitaire, once you get to these races the game ''will'' go out of its way to thwart you. [[LevelScaling Suddenly you'll find yourself up against horses whose speed is nearly]] ''[[LevelScaling double]]'' [[LevelScaling your own]]. You'll start getting terrible solitaire hand after terrible solitaire hand. Your random-activation skills will simply refuse to activate. Rival horses will deliberately start positioning themselves to block you from getting vital boost or experience cards, or to prevent you from taking advantage of your Charger/Unity characteristics if you have them. The only way the game will even let you stand a chance in these races is by spending enough time breeding in order to get a horse that starts its career ready to take these races on in earnest.

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* DoWellButNotPerfect: In ''Ride On!'', even reaching certain races in order to [[GottaCatchEmAll complete your trophy case]] requires you to lose races that, by the time they come up, your horse should have no difficulty winning whatsoever.



* GottaCatchEmAll: Getting all of the Trophies for winning the G1 races. As the selection of G1 races is semi-randomly determined based on your horse's age and running style, winning all of the Trophies can take numerous cycles. Lampshaded by the game, which says [[{{Franchise/Pokemon}} "Gotta get 'em all!"]] in the Museum when you acquire a new Trophy. ''Ride On!'' kicks this up a notch by adding G2 and G3 races into the mix, giving you over ''sixty'' trophies to collect to fill out your Museum.

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* GottaCatchEmAll: Getting all of the Trophies for winning the G1 races. As the selection of G1 races is semi-randomly determined based on your horse's age and running style, winning all of the Trophies can take numerous cycles. Lampshaded by the game, which says [[{{Franchise/Pokemon}} "Gotta get 'em all!"]] in the Museum when you acquire a new Trophy. ''Ride On!'' kicks this up a notch by adding G2 and G3 races into the mix, giving you over ''sixty'' a grand total of ''73'' trophies to collect to fill out your Museum.
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* GottaCatchEmAll: Getting all of the Trophies for winning the G1 races. As the selection of G1 races is semi-randomly determined based on your horse's age and running style, winning all of the Trophies can take numerous cycles. Lampshaded by the game, which says [[{{Franchise/Pokemon}} "Gotta get 'em all!"]] in the Museum when you acquire a new Trophy.

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* GottaCatchEmAll: Getting all of the Trophies for winning the G1 races. As the selection of G1 races is semi-randomly determined based on your horse's age and running style, winning all of the Trophies can take numerous cycles. Lampshaded by the game, which says [[{{Franchise/Pokemon}} "Gotta get 'em all!"]] in the Museum when you acquire a new Trophy. ''Ride On!'' kicks this up a notch by adding G2 and G3 races into the mix, giving you over ''sixty'' trophies to collect to fill out your Museum.
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** Whether any given horse develops into a superstar or a flat-out dud is completely up to random chance. That horse with low starting stats [[MagikarpPower could end up improving by leaps and bounds with each level-up and become a champion]]... or it could just stall out and remain awful throughout its entire career, and there's no way for you to tell beforehand or influence it by any means. This becomes especially infuriating when you're trying to put together a decent breeding pair and you keep getting terrible horse after terrible horse. Have fun languishing in EarlyGameHell for an eternity!
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** ''Ride On!'' adds three more: Top Jockeys, Jack’s Sprint, and Queen’s Palace. They have different requirements for reaching them, but all are just as tough to beat as King’s Gate. Your G1 trophy case just got that more difficult to fill.
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* BlessedWithSuck: One of the effects of Super Unity is that it pulls all of the cards on the track towards you. While this is nothing but a good thing in Growth Mode, where all of the cards are beneficial, it becomes actively detrimental in Mature Mode when it starts yanking in dung cards, which are normally best ''avoided''.
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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japan[[/note]] is a... [[WidgetSeries rather unusual]] video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an international release exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease for [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames Apple Arcade]], titled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.

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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japan[[/note]] Japanese[[/note]] is a... [[WidgetSeries rather unusual]] video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an international release exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease for [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames Apple Arcade]], titled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.
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* UpToEleven: Enthusiasm normally caps at 100. However, if you manage to amass an absolutely enormous amount of energy before the homestretch, it can jump up to ''120''. Unless your horse is just grossly outclassed, this virtually guarantees you a win.

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* BossInMookClothing: The Duckland Stakes, despite being labeled a G2 race, has opponents with speed and stamina levels typically only seen in G1 races.



* UpdatedRerelease: ''Ride On!'', on top of porting the game to a modern platform, gives the game's graphics a [[VideoGame3DLeap 3D makeover]].

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* UpToEleven: Enthusiasm normally caps at 100. However, if you manage to amass an absolutely enormous amount of energy before the homestretch, it can jump up to ''120''. Unless your horse is just grossly outclassed, this virtually guarantees you a win.

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* BareYourMidriff: Priscilla's crop top shows off her midriff.



* CuteKitten: There's a special horse that is kitten-themed, with a mask with cat ears and a little kitten accessory hanging off the rear. Priscilla is almost always the sponsor for these horses. If you win with this horse, there's a chance that you'll get a special victory photo with Priscilla in a CatGirl outfit ([[BareYourMidriff that still shows her midriff]]) and a lot of kittens.

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* CuteKitten: There's a special horse that is kitten-themed, with a mask with cat ears and a little kitten accessory hanging off the rear. Priscilla is almost always the sponsor for these horses. If you win with this horse, there's a chance that you'll get a special victory photo with Priscilla in a CatGirl outfit ([[BareYourMidriff that (that still shows her midriff]]) midriff) and a lot of kittens.
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* DifficultButAwesome: The "Charger" characteristics can allow you to gain ''ludicrous'' amounts of energy if you're able to position yourself correctly. By maintaining such a position for extended periods of time, you can easily reach 100 Enthusiasm without even needing to be in a Level 3 Comfort Zone for most of the race. If you can pull off [[SuperMode Super Unity]] while taking advantage of this, you can sit back and watch as your lowly E-Class steed absolutely ''demolishes'' horses several ranks above itself.

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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japan[[/note]] is a... [[WidgetSeries rather unusual]] video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an international release exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease for [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames Apple Arcade]], entitled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.

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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japan[[/note]] is a... [[WidgetSeries rather unusual]] video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an international release exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease for [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames Apple Arcade]], entitled titled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.


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* CharacterCustomization: In ''Ride On!'', you can change the shirt your character wears during horse racing.
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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japan[[/note]] is a... [[WidgetSeries rather unusual]] video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an exclusive international release for the 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease for [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames Apple Arcade]], entitled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.

In this game, you are placed into the shoes of the protagonist, a rookie jockey who knows squat about riding or training horses. However, he/she aspires to win the Derby, the horse races to end all horse races. The protagonist approaches a stable owner named Mr. Maekawa, who entrusts the protagonist with a horse. However, as they don't know how to handle a horse, they are [[DeathAsComedy bucked off, kicked in the gut, then run over by a pack of horses.]] Thankfully, they are revived from near-death by an angel who looks suspiciously like Mr. Maekawa, who forces them to promise to win the Derby, [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment or else the player will never win a video game again.]] To fix the protagonist's problem with horses, the angel enables them to ride a horse by... playing solitaire. [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext It's that kind of game.]]

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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japan[[/note]] is a... [[WidgetSeries rather unusual]] video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an exclusive international release exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease for [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames Apple Arcade]], entitled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.

In this game, you are placed into the shoes of the protagonist, a rookie jockey who knows squat about riding or training horses. However, he/she aspires to win the Derby, the horse races to end all horse races. The protagonist approaches a stable owner named Mr. Maekawa, who entrusts the protagonist with a horse. However, as they don't know how to handle a horse, they are [[DeathAsComedy bucked off, kicked in the gut, then run over by a pack of horses.]] Thankfully, they are revived from near-death by an angel who looks suspiciously like Mr. Maekawa, who in exchange forces them to promise to win the Derby, [[CoolAndUnusualPunishment or else the player will never win a video game again.]] To fix Given that the protagonist's problem with horses, horses would make this task impossible, the angel enables gives them an extra boon by enabling them to ride a horse by... playing solitaire. [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext It's that kind of game.]]
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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''SolitiBa'') in Japan[[/note]] is a... [[WidgetSeries rather unusual]] video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS and (briefly) mobile devices in 2014, and is notably the first game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an exclusive international release for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease for [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames Apple Arcade]], entitled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.

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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''SolitiBa'') ''[=SolitiBa=]'') in Japan[[/note]] is a... [[WidgetSeries rather unusual]] video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS and (briefly) on July 31, 2013, with a short-lived mobile devices in 2014, release the following year, and is notably the first (and, so far, only) game to be self-published by Game Freak. It later saw an exclusive international release for the Nintendo 3DS published by Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease for [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames Apple Arcade]], entitled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.
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''Pocket Card Jockey'' is a... [[WidgetSeries rather unusual]] video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS and mobile devices in 2014, where it is known as ''Soliti Horse'', and was published by Game Freak[[note]]It was notably the first game to be published independently by Game Freak[[/note]]. It was later internationally released exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS in 2016, known as ''Pocket Card Jockey'' overseas, published by Nintendo. The game received an UpdatedRerelease to the Apple Arcade platform on January 20, 2023 as ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!''.

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''Pocket Card Jockey'' [[note]]known as ''ソリティ馬'' (aka ''SolitiBa'') in Japan[[/note]] is a... [[WidgetSeries rather unusual]] video game developed by Creator/GameFreak of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' fame. It was first released in Japan for the UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS and (briefly) mobile devices in 2014, where it is known as ''Soliti Horse'', and was published by Game Freak[[note]]It was is notably the first game to be published independently self-published by Game Freak[[/note]]. Freak. It was later internationally released exclusively saw an exclusive international release for the Nintendo 3DS in 2016, known as ''Pocket Card Jockey'' overseas, published by Nintendo. The game received an Creator/{{Nintendo}} on May 5, 2016. An UpdatedRerelease to the for [[UsefulNotes/IOSGames Apple Arcade platform on January 20, 2023 as Arcade]], entitled ''Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!''.
On!'', released globally on January 20, 2023.

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