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Personally, as a gamer, I’ve had a semi love/hate relationship with Pokémon over the years. I was an early adopter to the series having Pokémon Blue when it came out and did really enjoy the game. But we haven’t really had anything quite like that until then. Obviously, since then it has blown up to a worldwide phenomenon with people camped out for cards, buying games left and right, storming Build-A-Bear to get plushies…its been a crazy ride. I’ve gone…

Getting a good photo in New Pokémon Snap can be a trying experience. You might have been off for one second, or perhaps the Pokémon didn't fit into the frame as perfectly as you would like. We have a few tips and tricks below to help you get the most out of your camera, and your NEO-ONE!

With just a few more days until Pokemon Snap officially launches for the Nintendo Switch, and I for one am very excited. The original Pokemon Snap was one of my most played games on the N64, it was just at the right time, a relaxing game with tons of replay value. Keep in mind due to system limitations the game really hasn't aged well as most games of that era didn't. But my wife (girlfriend) at the time and I spent countless hours perfecting our craft. Yes, we did even take our save data to blockbuster and printed the stickers they used to do.

With New Pokémon Snap on the verge of being released later this month, I went back to the Nintendo 64 version to see if it was as good as I remember. While I enjoyed it for about an hour, while nostalgia dripped all over me, I quickly realized it was a somewhat shallow experience that really doesn't hold up well so many years later. This begged the question: why was the original Pokémon Snap so successful? I think I might have the answer, or at least a rational.

During today’s Pokemon Direct, we got a few more details on New Pokemon Snap for the Nintendo Switch due on April 30th. The original title came out in 1999 for the Nintendo 64 and my wife (girlfriend) at the time and I spent countless hours running through Pokemon Island to get the best scores possible and fill up our Pokedex. Because the ’90s was also super gimmicky we even went to Blockbuster Video to print out some stickers of our…

It looks like Game Freak and Nintendo are finally making the dive into a full, open-world Pokemon RPG experience, and while the concept of that sounds amazing to me, the trailer shown off during the Pokemon Presents video today definitely left me wanting more. Is it unfair to make judgements based on an introductory trailer for a game we've never seen before? Absolutely, it is unfair. Am I going to do it anyways? Of course!

The Pokémon Company has announced a Pokémon Presents video for tomorrow (2/26/21). A brand new Pokémon Presents will air tomorrow at 7 a.m. PDT. on the official Pokémon Youtube channel. According to Nintendo Everything, the video will be 20 minutes long. Its the 25th anniversary of Pokémon this year! Along with this video there has also been musical videos and a concert is taking place on Saturday. What do you think will be shown in tomorrow’s Pokémon Presents?  …

We will have our own review of the newest DLC for Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield soon, but in the meantime, you can watch our good friend Abdallah playing it now!

Nintendo is always great at dropping news on their latest titles at the last minute, and the Pokemon Company International seems to be following suite. Tomorrow, September 29th, The Pokemon Company International will be providing more details on Pokemon Sword and Shield.

This morning The Pokemon Company unveiled what they teased last week as as a “Big announcement”. Given that last week announced the much demanded sequel to the cult classic Pokemon Snap, most people were expecting a new Let’s Go style game. Well, they couldn’t be further from the truth. This morning The Pokemon Company announced Pokemon Unite, a team-based mobile battle arena game created in cooperation with China’s Tencent. It’s free-to-play PokéDOTA coming to Switch and mobile devices. So while…