Pokemon is the biggest RPG franchise of all time, but it is not necessarily the best. In fact, a few series are simply better.

The Nintendo DS was an amazing console for Pokemon games, and these great titles prove it. But which among them is most beloved by fans and critics?

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A cozy life sim makes for an unexpectedly excellent way to ring in 30 years of Pokemon, elegantly capturing what has made the ...

Critic reviews for Pokemon Pokopia start rolling in, and there's enough praise going around to make the game the best-rated ...

You start the game as a Ditto (a basic "normal" shapeshifting Pokémon) who wakes up in a world where all the humans are gone, ...

GameCentral reflects on the current state of Pokémon games, why they’re so rigid in design, and why Game Freak and Nintendo have no incentive to change course.

The games industry seems to have run a-fowl of a strange trend as of late, with multiple upcoming AAA titles featuring belligerent chickens. This flock of games includes the Fable reboot, Krafton's ...

Pokémon is arguably more popular than it's ever been - but fans haven't been entirely happy with some of its recent video ...

The Pokémon Company unveiled new titles and upcoming releases during its 30th anniversary Pokémon Presents livestream. Here’s ...

On February 27, 1996, Pocket Monsters Red and Green, which became known in the US as Pokémon Red and Blue versions, were ...

Players will select from three starter Pokémon to begin their adventure. Browt, described as the lively but clumsy Bean Chick Pokémon, represents the Grass type option. Fire type trainers can choose ...