With Pokémon Legends Z-A, players get the chance to return to Kalos, the Poké-France first introduced in Pokémon X and Y, and with it get to experience what is arguably the best gimmick Pokémon has ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Beneath the fun collect-a-thon exterior lives a terrifying reality ...

With a name that combines magma and escargo, this lava snail Pokémon looks exactly like you would expect. Coming from Gen 2, this was a decent Fire/Rock type that is the evolution of Slugma. But if ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook New Pokemon set to be a part of the Pokemon Legends: Z-A Pokedex have been supposedly revealed.

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Any mobile user who searches for one of those original Pokémon will find a Poké Ball button that they can tap to catch that Pokémon, complete with a familiar animation. As long as they’re logged in, ...

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Pokémon is famously child friendly. All its mainline games are given the E for Everyone label, meaning any child old enough to hold a controller can revel in its colorful world and characters. But ...

Like any Pokemon game, Pokemon Go keeps a handy list of all the available creatures trainers can catch. As of yesterday, many players have received an update to the appearance and structure of the ...

These entries can range from being creepy to downright depressing, and each Pokemon has a unique one for fans to familiarize themselves with. For those brave enough, this article has been updated to ...

When I was a kid, the gadgets in any given movie or TV show were the real stars. John Connor’s handheld Atari, Marty McFly’s self-lacing Nikes, and about a million different variations on the radio ...