Pokémon Sword and Shield is one of a large number of titles that Nintendo brought to this year’s E3. The first day of the event provided an introduction to Water-type Gym Leader Nessa, and an appearance during the Nintendo Treehouse broadcast.
Nintendo posted a new Direct presentation dedicated to the next generation of Pokémon games. Pokémon Sword and Shield will introduce some new combat elements when they release in November.
The eighth generation of Pokémon titles has officially been announced in a mini-Direct. Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield will come to Switch worldwide in late 2019 and take players to new region of Galar.
Those thinking about buying Pokémon: Let’s Go can now try it out with a free demo. Players will be able to take a randomly-selected Pikachu or Eevee into Viridian Forest.
Pokémon finally makes the jump to the Nintendo Switch with a new spin on its classic formula. RPGamer is here to find out if Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! is truly the very best, like no game ever was.
The Pokémon series makes its debut on Nintendo Switch as the Pokémon: Let’s Go duo releases worldwide. The arrival of the games comes with multiple new trailers.
EGLX Toronto has a lot offer a certain kind of gamer, but for the very patient RPGaming-type Nintendo was showing off a playable take on the newest Pokémon title. Was it Worth Going? Scott Wachter explains if so.
Nintendo Treehouse features more new footage from Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let’s Go, Eevee!. The presenters take viewers to Mt. Moon, Celadon City, and the new Go Park.
As teased, Meltan isn’t the only new mythical Pokémon to be found in Pokémon GO. It has an evolved form that will also be transferable to Pokémon Let’s Go next month.
Though conquering the Pokémon League may be the main goal, Pokémon: Let’s Go features another challenge for players. Becoming a Master Trainer of all of Kanto’s species will take some effort.
Nintendo has released another new Pokémon: Let’s Go trailer. See what it’s like to ride Pokémon over land, sea, and sky.
Professor Oak and Professor Willow’s research has borne fruit. Budding trainers can now find out how to meet the new mythical Pokémon Meltan in the wild.
Pokémon: Let’s Go was present at last weekend’s EGX, where it received a half-hour showcase presentation. In other news, a new legendary Pokémon has been found, with the new species set to appear in both the mobile and Switch Pokémon games.
Another update for Pokémon: Let’s Go reveals a few more features in the game. Players will be able to transfer their Pokémon from Pokémon GO, feed them candies, and battle then capture legendary creatures.
Nintendo’s delayed Direct presentation offered up plenty of new titles for 3DS and Switch. Highlights include a new RPG from Game Freak and a lot of Final Fantasy titles.
Pokémon: Let’s Go is offering a greater focus on players’ initial partner Pokémon. Some new details and media show how Pikachu and Eevee will help players get around and reward affection.
The time has come to delve further into the twisty world of Pokémon in its fifth and sixth generations. Unexpectedly, since he never played a game in the series, we also pay tribute to Macstorm with this episode.
A new trailer has come for Pokémon: Let’s Go, Eevee! and Let’s Go, Pikachu! In addition to giving a reminder of the game’s basic features, it also introduces a few familiar faces.
Are an Eevee and a Pikachu enough to make you want to replay the original Pokémon games again? What if I told you that you could walk a few miles in their shoes first?
Though it didn’t make a big appearance during the Nintendo Direct, Pokémon Let’s Go received plenty of attention afterwards. Bill Trinen chatted with Game Freak’s Junichi Masuda about the game, and showed off plenty of gameplay.
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