Pokemon Sun

Of all the nature types in Pokémon Sun and Moon, the one everyone really, REALLY wants is modest. Modest nature Pokémon get slights boost in special attacks - which you will use more and more often as the game progresses - at the loss of some physical attack power. If you want this nature - or any nature for that matter - there is a way to do this.

One of the major differences between past Pokémon titles and Pokémon Sun and Moon is how you advance the story. In the past, the way you knew you were moving forward with the story was to complete Pokémon gyms. Sure, there was the crap with Team Rocket or whomever, but every 'area' of the map - typically a city with surrounding routes - was sectioned off by gyms.

It's only been a few hours of in game time for me - just completed my first Island Trial - but it is obvious already that Pokémon Sun and Moon have elevated the franchise and taken it places I wasn't sure they would ever get. Even after 20 years of Pokémon video games, Nintendo and Game Freak have found a way to establish new ideas and fresh approaches that even have the most hard core of Pokémon game fans excited.

The Pokémon Company continues to release new information about Pokémon Sun/Moon as we draw closer to the release of the game(s)! Check out the latest press release and trailer for the latest on the new game. Here is a press release containing the newest information about Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon: ” NEW Z-MOVE DETAILS AND NEW POKÉMON ANNOUNCED FOR POKÉMON SUN AND POKÉMON MOON!   More Pokémon-specific Z-Moves, New Alolan Forms and More Revealed for Upcoming Pokémon Games BELLEVUE, WA—November…

Today, new information was released for Pokemon Sun/Moon. We have a trailer and a press release below about it! ” MORE NEW POKÉMON AND FEATURES ANNOUNCED FOR POKÉMON SUN AND POKÉMON MOON!   Eight New Pokémon, New Gameplay Features and a Special Z-Move Revealed for Upcoming Pokémon Games. BELLEVUE, WA—October 14, 2016—The Pokémon Company International and Nintendo showcased new information for the latest games in the Pokémon franchise, Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon, coming to North America on November 18 and…

Yesterday, Daniel dropped all the good Pokémon Sun and Moon demo information for you all to read, but if I'm being honest - and if Daniel was here commenting he would concur - Daniel isn't the biggest Pokémon fan, and although he might be able to provide the criticisms, someone needs to gush over this. That will be me. Again, for an extended look at all things Pokémon, please visit our good friend Abdallah's YouTube page by clicking here.

We are still a few months out from Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon, but Nintendo is continuing to build hype for their latest Pokemon game by releasing short videos every few weeks detailing something new. Today’s video was packed with new stuff, so lets take a look at a few things. In Game Clock: In many of the past Pokemon titles, the in game clocks have synced with your 3DS clock, meaning you could play during the day, during the…

Whether you love or hate it, collecting pocket monsters has never been so much fun. It’s amazing to see the evolution of the franchise as it moved from handheld devices, cards, tournaments, consoles, and lately, mobile. Today, Pokemon lives on in so many forms, and we cannot get enough at GamesReviews.com! Mobile   On mobile, Pokemon fans have two great Pokemon options: Pokemon GO – which is all the rage, even with people who have no idea exactly what they are…

Are you looking forward to the new Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon games for 3DS? Here is a press release (and trailer) detailing more of the new Pokemon for the game! SPOILERS! ” New Alola Region Pokémon and Details about the Legendary Pokémon Zygarde Revealed Bellevue, Washington – July 1, 2016 – The Pokémon Company International and Nintendo today revealed new Pokémon that can be found in the highly anticipatedPokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon video games, available exclusively on the…

New trademarks for two new Pokemon games have surfaced which probably ruins the purpose behind tomorrow's Nintendo Direct. While there was no console specification on the trademarks, we are left to assume it is another 3DS "Gotta Catch 'em All" iteration. I'm game, are you?