All hell broke loose in the Pokémon community last October when leaked internal documents, game builds, and more from developer Game Freak appeared online. Fans got a front row seat to everything from ...

Nintendo is requesting a subpoena from a California court that, if granted, would force Discord to give it information about the identity of the person behind last year's massive Pokemon leak, known ...

New reports indicate that Nintendo is currently trying to discover the identity of the hacker behind the notorious Pokemon ...

Game Freak teamed up with the Japanese mobile game developer WonderPlanet to launch Pandoland, an adventure RPG where you can ...

Alongside the declaration, Nintendo included a partially redacted screenshot of the Discord server, in which the user ...

Pokémon’s lovable pocket monsters have been a household favorite for over 30 years, inspiring games and collectibles — including trading cards that now can fetch thousands of dollars. Reporting for ...

To celebrate Pokémon's legacy, Google has added a unique mini-game on its search engine, allowing users to become Pokémon ...

A Poké Ball will appear in the bottom right corner of your screen. Tap it and you'll be shown a short animation of the ...

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Google, in partnership with Pokémon, has dropped a new yet nostalgic Easter egg: a mobile-only game that lets fans catch all 151 original Pokémon straight from the search bar. Here’s how the ...

There’s no current word on a sequel, but given its instant success at the box office, Minecraft will likely get the franchise treatment similar to other successful video game adaptations.

Catch the first 151 Pokémon on Google Search by searching their names and clicking on a Poké Ball. Ensure Search personalization is turned on to see the Poké Ball on the screen when searching ...