An engineering hobbyist created a real-life replica of Ash Ketchum’s Pokédex from the 90s anime. The coolest thing is that it actually works. Reading time 3 minutes Back when the Pokémon anime first ...

When I was a kid, the gadgets in any given movie or TV show were the real stars. John Connor’s handheld Atari, Marty McFly’s self-lacing Nikes, and about a million different variations on the radio ...

Not all Pokémon games let you catch the same number of Pokémon. Some feature massive regional Pokédexes, while others allow ...

Back when the Pokémon anime first premiered in the ‘90s, nearly every kid had a Pokédex—the renowned red device that identified the delightful creatures—on ...

sports journalism before transitioning into video games, TV and media to follow my other passions. I have several published articles in newspapers and online in sports, mainly football. Alongside my ...

Pokémon Pokopia has limited-time events that occur for a few days before disappearing, though you can time travel back to them, if you miss out on any. Some events feature Pokémon and habitats you can ...

Got the bad ending in Until Dawn, loves Stardew Valley, and actually didn't hate Resident Evil 6. The Pokemon franchise started in the 90s and has been massively popular in the world of gaming ever ...

If you battle all of the trainers in Sinnoh, both in mandatory and optional areas, and play through the game to the Elite Four, you will have a Pokedex that is full... well, nearly. You see, there's ...