Pokemon Go didn’t end when the craze died down a little late last year. Themed events, holidays, and special Pokemon offerings kept the game fresh for those of us dedicated enough to stick with it, and Pokemon Go’s biggest update appears to be hitting some time this week. While catching Pokémon, Trainers can use two new Berries—the Nanab Berry, which slows a Pokémon’s movements, and the Pinap Berry, which doubles the amount of Candy received if the next catch attempt succeeds

It’s been a big year for Pokemon. Celebrating its 20th  year, Pokemon has made forays into the mobile space with the smash-hit Pokemon GO, and in the fighting game space with Pokken Tournament earlier this year. However, the crowning jewel of this 20th anniversary appears to be the upcoming 3DS titles, Pokemon Sun and Moon. Not content to simply build upon the successes of its predecessors, Pokemon Sun and Moon are changing up conventions we’ve had in the Pokemon series since

Pokemon Go has almost been out for a week, and it’s poised to be one of the biggest platforms in mobile in just that short amount of time, with peak daily users reaching over 20 million. Folks young and old are going into the world ready to catch ’em all like it’s 1998 again. While extremely flawed, one of the biggest goofs on Pokemon Go’s part is the lack of tutorials. They really just toss you out there and say “go”. Let’s break down five specific things that you should kno

Nintendo definitely exemplified the notion of quality over quantity at E3 2016, as the first day of the convention was dedicated to two titles – The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Pokemon Sun and Moon. While Zelda got a significant amount of screen time, Pokemon opted to pick one specific slice of the early-game and show us what’s up in the new Alola region. We’ve seen the starter Pokemon, now we’re starting to dig deeper into Pokemon Sun and Moon’s wildlife. Yungoos

Pokemon has been a global institution for many of its 20 years. Through games, anime, and trading cards alone, Pokemon is one of the most recognizable franchises in entertainment history. Nintendo and The Pokemon Company aren’t being subtle that we’ve reached the 20th anniversary of Pokemon, either. The original Pokemon titles, Red, Blue, and Yellow launched on the Nintendo eShop today. For $10, you get the game in a slightly remastered format. Pokemon you obtain in the re-re