Gamers enraptured by Pokemon GO but saddened by the lack of Bidoof have been targeted by the official Pokemon company with a new app. This app is a game by the name of Pokemon Duel, and it's been made ...

The latest Pokémon mobile game launched on Tuesday with little fanfare. Described as a “strategy board game,” Pokémon Duel lets you fight teams of six Pokémon characters with players around the world.

It’s been almost two weeks since Niantic Labs and Nintendo took the world by storm with the Pokémon GO release. Before the game arrived, finding someone that understood what Augmented Reality meant ...

Nintendo and The Pokémon Company surprise-launched Pokémon Home worldwide in February 2020. The cloud-based pocket monster storage service lets gamers transfer and manage their Pokémon across multiple ...

Pokémon fans can avail themselves of free Pokécontent, for games like Pokémon Let’s Go, beginning this month. This is thanks to a new mobile app that checks them in at participating locations.

Veteran reporter and editor with over ten years of experience. Probably reading comic books. The Pokemon Playhouse lets players visit different rooms in the Playhouse where they can partake in an ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Pokemon Home is an invaluable app to most Pokemon fans, as it provides them with a single location ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. A new Pokemon app is on the way to mobile devices. The Pokemon Company has announced the Pokemon TCG Card Dex, a free application for iOS and Android ...

If you're looking for him, Peter can usually be found dropping hot in Apex Legends with his friends. A fan of games of all types including JRPGs, third-person shooters and survival horror, Peter is a ...

The rapid speed at which Pokémon Go became a global phenomenon made it inevitable that the wildly popular smartphone game would quickly catch the attention of hackers, too. When Pokémon Go launched in ...

Phillip Martinez is a game and culture reporter for Newsweek. Prior to joining Newsweek in 2018, he was a reporter and editor for iDigitalTimes and Player.One. A Bronx native, he graduated with his ...