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Take a nostalgia trip through each generation in time for Pokémon’s 25th anniversary Pokémon has captured the hearts and minds of many since the release of Pokémon Red and Green in Japan back in 1996. These humble beginnings included a now-modest roster of 151 Pokémon and took place in the pixelated, black and white Kanto region. Since then, over 120 games featuring Pokémon have released around the world, bringing the total number of obtainable monsters to an incredible 898. The steadily...

Pokemon Celebrates its 25-year anniversary on February 27, 2021. Officially dubbed “Pokemon Day,” February 27 marks the first release of Pokemon Red and Blue. In commemoration, The Pokemon Company has announced a special Pokemon Presents broadcast event. There’s sure to be some big announcements, so let’s speculate what we might see showcased. Pokemon Snap and Pokemon Unite We’re starting with these two titles because they’re the most likely to be shown during the presentation. We�...

Gen 4 Remakes Pokémon Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl Officially Revealed Nintendo today announced the Pokémon gen 4 remakes, Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl. Released in 2007 on the DS, the fourth generation of Pokémon ushered in several game changing features. Diamond and Pearl were the first entries to allow players to battle and trade online. They also marked Nintendo and Game Freak’s first foray into a pseudo-3D art style. While the games were ultimately knocked for their pacing ...

Pokémon Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl Arrive Late This Year Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl are officially the next entries in the franchise receiving ground-up remakes. The long-awaited reimaginings, officially titled Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Pokémon Shining Pearl, have been speculated about for quite some time but weren’t confirmed to be in development for Nintendo Switch until today, during Nintendo’s newest Pokémon Presents. The two remakes, which arrive sometime lat...

Pokemon Diamond and Pearl Remakes: Everything We Know ✖ Pokemon Diamond and Pearl fans will finally get their long-awaited remakes of the beloved Pokemon games. The Pokemon Company has confirmed the release of Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, a pair of new Pokemon games coming out in late 2021. These new games will be the first "main series" Pokemon games developed by a third-party publisher and feature a brand new style of art for the franchise. For those wondering about what th...

How can Game Freak improve Pokémons fourth generation? 24/02/21 Comments Closed With the Pokémon 25th Anniversary rumour mill in full spin, fans firmly believe Pokémon Diamond and Pearl remakes are a guarantee. It makes sense really, with Sinnoh next in line for a regional reboot, and it’s been six years since the last remakes, the Hoenn-based Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. Twenty-fifth anniversary celebrations aside, it’s simply time for Diamond and Pearl got another chance to shine ...

Pokemon Leaker Drops a Not-So-Subtle Tease About Next Game Pokemon leaker has dropped a major and not-so-subtle tease about the next proper Pokemon game coming to Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite. For months and months rumors and leaks have claimed that Pokemon fans will not get a new generation in 2021, but rather a remake of a previous generation, or more specifically, a remake of generation 4, or in other words, a remake of Pokemon Diamond and Pearl. Right now, none of these rumor...

Next week marks the 25th anniversary of the Pokémon series, and fans are wondering what developer Game Freak has in store for us. It seems like everyone is under the assumption that the next games in the series will be Pearl remakes. There have been all sorts of rumors and speculation regarding all this, and Centro Pokémon, a Spanish Pokémon news site, is claiming that these remakes will include an “Arceus Episode,” which is apparently similar to the Deoxys / Delta Episode in Pokém...

A new Twitter has been uncovered which seemingly points towards a remake of Pokemon's 4th generation - but is it too good to be true?

  It wasn’t just the world though; Pokemon battles were now in full 3D with a moving camera, as they were in the days of games like Pokemon Stadium or Pokemon Colosseum. Seeing a moving creature during battle (and in 3D if you turned the slider up on your 3DS) was an absolute revelation at the time. Finally, the mainline Pokemon games felt like I was there. The next biggest change is, of course, the addition of the new Fairy typing. I remember crying heresy like so many of you when a new ...