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Reminiscing On Pokemon Crystal, My Favorite Pokemon Game, For The Franchise's 30th Anniversary
Bradford looks back on the Pokémon video game franchise, specifically his time with Pokémon Crystal, and why it's special to him as part of Pokémon Day.
When Satoshi Tajiri created Pokémon, he imagined it as a way for kids to connect. The original games, released in Japan in February 1996, required a physical Game Boy link cable to trade creatures, ...
Game Rant on MSN
Pokemon: 7 Strongest Johto Trainers
The Johto region not only has well-known Gym Leaders, but heroes embarking on their own journeys.
The Pokémon Zubat, best of the bat-shaped 'mons, still has its place on all our nighttime and Halloween-themed teams. A fun fact you may not notice: the females have shorter fangs than the males, but ...
April 1989 - Japan - Satoshi Tajiri founds the game development company Game Freak. February 1990 -Japan - Game Freak teams up with art studio Creatures and begins work on what will eventually become ...
Rasplin on MSN
Minecraft crystal PVP battle against one hundred players
This video features a competitive Minecraft session where a team of five experienced players faces off against a group of one hundred opponents. The gameplay focuses on the mechanics of Crystal PVP, a ...
Today is February 27th and exactly 30 years ago, in 1996 in Japan, Pokémon Red and Green were released on Game Boy. It was a revolution in the video game world, introducing something never ...
When you and a monster attack one another, you’ll choose between Power, Speed, and Technique type attacks, with Power beating Technique, Technique beating Speed, etc. These moments are called ...
An incredible evolution of an already great spin-off series.
Master Chief actor Steve Downes has demanded the Trump administration and other involved parties remove his voice from a ...
Monster Hunter Stories 3 has you filching monster eggs, staving off war and wondering where the heck 100 little pigs could ...
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