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-In the [[Pokémon games]], the player is often given the opportunity to enter text letter-by-letter.
+A '''text entry''' feature is available in the [[core series]] {{pkmn|games}} as well as several [[spin-off Pokémon games|spin-off games]].
-Prior to the [[Nintendo Switch]], all [[core series]] games are on Nintendo systems that do not provide a native text entry system, so each game has to implement its own text entry system.
+==In the core series games==
+In the core series games, the most common places that use standard text entry are entering the {{player}}'s name, the [[rival]]'s name, and Pokémon's [[nickname]]s. All three of these fields use the same text entry system.
+The player is often given the opportunity to enter text letter-by-letter. Prior to the [[Nintendo Switch]], all [[core series]] games are on Nintendo systems that do not provide a native text entry system, so each game has to implement its own text entry system.
 In addition to standard text entry (letter-by-letter), there are some areas within the games that players can enter text in a much more structured manner, known as the [[easy chat system]]. This system is used to make messages that can more easily translate between languages as well as restricting the ability of players to include profanity or disclose personal information.
-==In the core series==
-In the core series games, the most common places that use standard text entry are entering the {{player}}'s name, the [[rival]]'s name, and Pokémon's [[nickname]]s. All three of these fields use the same text entry system.
 ===Generation I===