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Is there any reason to keep doing mini-games on Pokémon Dream World after you get over 10000 points. (Beside the games vs the pokemon you want to capture)?

When you are in Pokémon Dream World, you get points specially when you do mini-games (20pts each). This is the best way to getter points (at moment 06-03-2011). But after 10000 points you have all Pokémon from Pokemén Dream World ready to be capture, so you need only hope to find one while in the Island of Dreams, beside that, do I need keeping doing the mini-games, or can I stop ? There is some kind of punishment, or you only find old pokémon (not the new one, already available) or any sort of prejudice ??

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    Actually, the way we tag questions here, that's an excellent analogy. If you have a question about jQuery, the way tags are applied here, there's no need to tag it with JavaScript; of course a question about jQuery relates to JavaScript. In this case, of course a question about pokemon-fifth-gen is a Pokémon question. See this question on meta: questions about a game should use a single tag for that game.
    – Dave DuPlantis
    Mar 6, 2012 at 14:40
  • Good point @DaveDuPlantis ^_^ Thank you for the link, really helpful =) +1 for the "excellent analogy" hehehe
    – Michel
    Mar 6, 2012 at 17:53

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Since no-one has answered: There is no punishment for not playing the games. However, now there is a reason to collect more than 10,000 points: You can obtain more rows in your garden as you obtain more Dream Points. You can get up to ten rows, but I think you'd need 100,000 points.

Source: Bulbapedia

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    There's also the possibility that they'll add new rewards in future.
    – Joe Dovahkiin
    Jan 10, 2013 at 15:17

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