With Pokémon X and Pokémon Y came Mega Evolutions — a battle mechanic that temporarily boosts a Pokémon’s power in different ...

The Pokemon community is buzzing with excitement as fresh leaks about Pokemon Legends Z-A have surfaced, promising thrilling new features and gameplay elements. Rumored for a July 2025 release ...

As of early 2025, there are exactly 1,025 unique Pokemon in the Pokedex. However, this number only tells part of the story.

Legends Z-A is the second game in the Pokemon Legends series after Legends Arceus. The title was officially announced in February 2024, but its full release date remains unknown. While fans wait ...

Pokémon Legends Z-A was announced during Pokemon Day 2024. At the time of writing, no details about the game beyond those released during the game’s announcement have been revealed. Metroid Prime 4 ...

It may be tempting for some trainers to blast their way through their Pokemon adventure ... light bulb is no legendary, yet its reputation might surpass that of even Arceus itself.

Here are the current standings for known Pokémon sales data. As said before, Legends Arceus is likely higher but we need an update to learn. Sword and Shield (2019) became the first games in ...

It remains to be seen if Nintendo will take action against the woodworking store using Arceus in its name. A Pokemon fan has shared a bizarre image of a store using Arceus as both their logo and name.

Metroid Prime 4 & Pokemon Legends: Z-A set for 2025 launch with no delays. Metroid Prime 4 has been in production for nearly a decade, so fans are worried about delays. Both games could be launch ...

They are Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition on March 20, Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, and Pokemon Legends: Z-A. In its latest financial report, Nintendo highlighted three big Switch games that ...

Whatever the next big update for Pokémon Go is, it will likely be featured there alongside new content for games like Pokémon Legends: Z-A. Spotlight Hours are limited Pokémon Go events that ...

For the better part of 44 years, Nintendo's 1981 arcade classic Donkey Kong was understood to have a single, definitive endpoint: a "kill screen" where a bug ensures that Mario will inevitably die ...