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Nintendo's rise to handheld gaming dominance began with a chunky portable console and a collection of games that were certified classics.
One of the most popular game series of all time, Pokemon has become a global phenomenon. But which games are the very best, like no game ever was?
The ongoing effort to catch 'em all may explain why several of the top ten spots are all Pokemon games.
From humble beginnings on the GameBoy with Pokemon Red, Blue, and Green, to 3D entries like Pokemon Sword and Shield, we’ve been addicted to catching, battling, breeding, and caring for ...
From Mew almost never existing, to Satoru Iwata adding in Gen 2's most beloved feature, here are 10 things you might not know about the Pokémon franchise.
Pokemon is one Nintendo's most successful franchises. To date, we've seen Pokemon Anime, Pokemon Trading Cards, Pokemon merchandise, and more. Not only that - but several Pokemon spin-off games. But, ...
Pokemon Red and Green initially got off to a slow start in Japan--until players discovered a secret 151st Pokemon hidden in the games.
Twitch Plays a lot of things, but now a Twitter avatar is playing Pokemon. It's a brave new world.
From the Madden curse to the most dangerous arcade game, here are some of the strangest gaming-related urban legends that captured gamers' attention.
For all the happy-go-lucky Pokemon out there, the series has plenty of actual monsters too--Sword & Shield are no exception. These are the darkest Pokedex entries in the series.
There's one thing we can all agree on--there are too many damn Pokemon. Join us as we kill off a good chunk of the Pokedex and celebrate our favourites.
Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee are out now on Nintendo Switch, but do their changes improve the Pokemon formula? Find out our thoughts in this week's episode of Versus.
We check out some Pokemon designs from Red and Blue that didn't make the cut, while Ubisoft’s Skull and Bones gets delayed.
I choose you! The rest of you can go home.
Take a trip down nostalgia lane and read about a few of our favourite episodes.
3DS owners in Europe can save on Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow before their sequels release in the Eshop.
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