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After being announced at the end of June, Pokémon Shuffle is now available to download on iOS and Android devices… if you live in Japan. The app is a mobile port of the 3DS game in which players must match three or more Pokémon in order to clear each stage. For the most part the game … Read more
Ahead of the Pikachu Outbreak event coming up in Japan, the Official Japanese Pokémon YouTube channel has uploaded a tutorial so fans can learn the Pikachu Dance at home. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiXYK-GAn4c The five minute video runs through each step of the moves in the Pikachu Dance and while we don’t expect many of our readers will … Read more
PJT ’15 delays As most of our readers are hopefully aware, we announced out second annual tournament at the end of May and were all expecting to be heading into the final rounds right about now. However, due to issues with time, participant availability and some other issues we’ve made the decision to delay the … Read more
NOTE: This article is purely speculative and is based on facts and current information available from various sources. There’s no denying that there’s a new Pokémon game of some variety coming somewhere along the line, whether it’s a follow up to 2013’s X & Y, the first generation seven games, or something entirely different. Whatever … Read more
Pokémon Shuffle has been updated yet again today! First off, Seviper makes an appearance in the ongoing Daily Pokémon list completing the group of five Pokémon making appearances this week and next. For those who haven’t yet had the chance to defeat and catch the Daily Pokémon, next week Wynaut will appear on Monday, Torkoal … Read more
Our 2015 PJT needs you if it’s going to happen! Our sign-ups are still open and we haven’t received enough entries yet to reveal more information and start the tournament. As we previously announced our tournament will follow a slightly modified Single VGC rule set, and will require players to use Omega Ruby & Alpha … Read more