The Pokémon series cut the National Pokedex, but it still existed in Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen, which is coming to Nintendo ...

Pokémon LeafGreen and its sibling Pokémon FireRed are as excellent today as when they released in 2004.

It’s up to us to figure out what that means. Fans now know that Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen are not the original ROM data on the Switch. They were recompiled from the ground up to add new features, ...

The Pokémon Psyduck is a lovable favorite among trainers worldwide, even all these years after its debut. Of course, the fact that Misty's one is a loveable goofball in the anime helps to make it that ...

This duck may not look like the friendliest 'mon, but Pokémon's Golduck shouldn't be a book you judge based on its cover. Golduck has pretty impressive base stats and is known to be a rapid swimmer, ...

Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen have two critters that allow you to easily beat most Gyms and Elite Four, and you can get both very early.

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To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Pokémon, the 2004 remakes of the original Red & Blue games were added to the Nintendo eShop last week, making them available on Switch for the very first time.

Update 2/27/2026: At today's Pokémon Presents, it was confirmed that FireRed and LeafGreen will be compatible with Pokémon Home...in one direction. You will be able to transfer Pokémon out of the ...

Pokémon is 30 years old, which means that it’s old enough to start having random bouts of back pain after bending down too far to pick up a Poké Ball. In that time it’s gone through a lot of phases — ...

Pokémon turns 30 this year, and The Pokémon Company is celebrating that milestone in all number of ways, including creating a special 30th anniversary logo for every individual Pokémon. That's right, ...

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