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A plan to jumpstart the North Omaha Airport is finally jumping through the hoops at city hall, as hangar space is hard to come by here in the metro area.

The new documentary charts a legends return - It’s January 13, 2017 – the day of the Nintendo Switch Presentation. Un...

With offerings that pilots won’t find at other airports, Ackerman expects that the development project will be a significant draw.

AOS earnings call for the period ending September 30, 2021.

The percentage of women on Wisconsin corporate boards continues to increase, according to new research from Milwaukee Women inc.

Random: Fan Reimagines Pokémon Sword And Shield As Game Boy Games Released on Nintendo Switch back in 2019, Pokémon Sword and Shield are currently the latest entries in Pokémons mainline series of games. Of course, plenty of Sword and Shield players will have been with the franchise from the very beginning, and while the new games are great fun in their own way, nostalgia means that the original Red and Blue on Game Boy will always be pretty special, too. But what if you could somehow blend ...

Illustrator and pixel artist Pat Ackerman has spent the last year reimagining the entire Pokédex of Pokémon Sword and Shield as old-school sprites.

Pokémon Sword and Shield Pokédex recreated as Game Boy sprites Looking good, generation 8! Pokémon series comes new creatures to capture and sometimes advancements in design. When Pokémon such as Corviknight, Boltund, and my personal favourite, Grookey for the first time. You may be curious about what these Pokémon  would look like on older hardware. The franchise has come a long way since then — leaving behind the pixelated art style of yesteryear. Artist Pat Ackerman has answered ...

Random: Artist Reimagines All Pokémon Sword And Shield Monsters As Game Boy Sprites With any new generation comes a whole new boatload of Pokémon to catch, and that was exactly the case when Pokémon Sword and Shield landed on Switch back in 2019. Despite being the newest games in the series, though, a super-talented artist named Pat Ackerman has reimagined each and every new monster from the game as if they had appeared on Game Boy. Everyone from Grookey, Scorbunny, and Sobble, right through...