E3 @ Retry Level

While we still put a huge amount of effort into making PokéJungle the best Pokémon site, we also spend our days trying to make the best gaming site we can. Over at Retry Level we’re covering all the latest and greatest from this years E3. There’s literally a tonne of video gaming related news dropping as you read this, and we’re providing live (or as near to live as we can, we’re only human!) coverage of it as it happens.

A small team of us from PokéJungle and a few others work on the site and we’d love for everyone to check it out and spread the PokéJungle Community. Our E3 coverage will run for the entirety of the expo, after which we will continue to provide gaming news until we grow into something truly special and unique. We’re also working on a HUGE redesign for Retry Level and we can’t wait until everybody can check it out.

Don’t worry though, as promised we will provide live coverage for Nintendo’s Digital Event here on PokéJungle tomorrow! So, what are you waiting for? Come join us on Retry Level!

Over the coming days for PokéJungle we’ve got tonnes of coverage of E3 and Pokémon news, the continuation of some of our articles series and updates for the PJ Tournament (possibly including the announcement of our Tournament Representatives ‘scheme’)

Stay tuned, and until ne- No.

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3,252 thoughts on “E3 @ Retry Level”

  1. The corocoro basically confirmed Steven’s not returning as champion… who’s going to be the new champion? Wallace? Wally :P? Juan?

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  2. You guys are all weird today. No more school before the true E3 presentation! The hypest moment has finally arrived. YESSSS.

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    • I am also hoping for these! Milotic because it really needs one and Gallade * No i haven’t forgotten* because of my OR run. It will be on my team.

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  3. One thing that always annoyed me about. Wally. He found a damn Ralts on his first try and I would spend ages looking for one….ARGHHH

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    • No opinion. I did get a good laugh seeing one IGN guy’s hope for Phantom Dust come true. None of it affects me at all, though.

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  4. I do hope the entire plot of ORAS does not follow X and Y’s model of purely trashing the antagonistic team for a plot deserving of a mini-arc regarding Mega-evolution.

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  5. If everyone is weird, does that make weird normal? So then everyone is normal as that is weird, but the everyone is weird 😛 Paradox.

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  6. I wanna play a spin-off pokemon game in which you’re part of the evil team 😮 It would be so cool!

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  7. It took two comments to change the subject yet it takes one comment to deviate us… everyone is their self on the internet.

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  8. Now that mega evolution is around do y’all think they’ll ever make more cross-generational regular evolutions?

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    • Whoops had some trouble with voting… Anyway, I know how you feel. This morning i thought the stream was today and i woke up every ten minutes thinking i was gonna miss it… Now i have to do it all over again. XD

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  9. What they teach us at school:
    1. Be nice
    2. War is bad
    3. There are bad people and good people, choose one!

    Reality:

    1. “Dude, did you punch him for calling you nice?” *nods*
    2. *sigh*
    3. *Looks at the court*

    How does this connect to Pokemon? In Pokemon, every single Pokemon is “weak” at first, yet through determination you get to train them into powerful entities. In the Pokemon world, they teach us that anything can be used for bad or good with a great example being AZ and his machine. In Pokemon, war is something that strengthens a nation and war is something that has to be fought in order to regain back peace. Pokemon has taught us more about reality through it’s “fantasy” campaign than schools have in the last decade.

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    • Lol. This is why I have problems with the education system in first world countries. They don’t teach us reality, they teach us about a fantasy that doesn’t exist, then they chuck us into the deep end and expect us to survive.

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  10. Out of respect for the other game companies, I like to review the information that they received and see whether it was worth the hype for their conference. As for Microsoft…I feel like it was really, really lackluster. Phantom Dust was the only real surprise…or at least that’s what I can tell from the IGN feed. There were some other things in there, but nothing that hadn’t been mentioned at least once before. This is why Nintendo’s conferences are superior…they leave people in the complete dark until the moment they announce something, and don’t give any big hints. I suppose that’s coming from an enormous Nintendo fan, but it’s hard to deny either way.

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