It's a Pokémon guessing showdown! Watch as these players use logic and sheer luck to guess each other’s captured Pokémon, ...

The most popular Pokemon games tend to be the mainline games. They follow a tried and tested formula of catching and battling Pokemon, nurturing them so they can face even tougher battles and so ...

What are the best games like Pokemon on PC? If you want to emulate the real thing on PC you probably can, but we wouldn’t know anything about illegal activities like that. Honest. What we can do ...

Whether casual gameplay or serious competition, this tool is a must to help improve the overall game-playing experience. What is the Pokemon GO Evolution Calculator? The Pokemon GO Evolution ...

Leaker Light has obtained an official statement from Game Freak regarding personal information that was leaked along with all of the Pokemon reveals. Official statement from Game Freak regarding ...

Onix is already a surprisingly weak option in the Pokemon games. He doesn’t have the kind of strength that his imposing stature suggests, and this makes him a fairly forgettable option for fans.

Please verify your email address. Game Freak, the main developer behind Pokemon games, has been impacted by a major leak. A multiplayer Pokemon game may be in development. Details of the upcoming ...

A new Pokemon Legends: Z-A leak has revealed more Pokemon in the game, and a returning feature from Pokemon Legends: Arceus. Last week, Pokemon developer Game Freak was subject to a massive server ...

Oli Welsh is senior editor, U.K., providing news, analysis, and criticism of film, TV, and games. He has been covering the business & culture of video games for two decades. Game Freak ...

Game Freak, the developer of Pokémon games ... and that’s the entire Pokémon world. Well, sort of. Pokemon are often mistaken for mere animals, but the creatures were originally inspired ...

Longtime Pokemon franchise developer Game Freak has released a new statement that acknowledges a recent hack the company suffered that resulted in a ton of private information becoming public.

Ana Diaz (she/her) is a culture writer at Polygon, covering internet culture, fandom, and video games. Her work has previously appeared at NPR, Wired, and The Verge. Pokémon has set X on fire.