"Pokemon Sword and Shield" is getting a Game Boy Color animation remake, which is made by a talented 8-bit or pixel artist who goes by the name Sindorman. Some of you might have wondered how some of ...

Pokemon fans are well-known for their creativity when it comes to their favorite franchise; fan-made games are commonplace in the community, alongside artwork, merchandise, and even some original ...

released in North America on April 10th 2000 for the Game Boy Color Pokemon the trading card game was here to show us that those cool cards you and your friends loved looking at actually did something ...

It’s hard to overstate what a nice job @limitiv did with these sprites! The designs look extremely faithful to Scarlet and Violet, while also evoking Gold and Silver. A lot of Pokemon fans that have ...

It’s really cool to see how Scorbunny, Sobble, and Grookey look in this 8-bit style! There’s something really charming about how it all comes together, and clearly a lot of fans agree; as of this ...

You can finally play the original Pokémon games on your 3DS, but Nintendo’s handheld has a few secret ways for you to maximize your nostalgia. If you buy Pokémon Red, Blue, or Yellow from the 3DS ...

Standard cosplay is fun and all, but what is there for admirers to do but look you up and down and nitpick the details? Interactive cosplay, now that’s where it’s at. [Jaryd Giesen] knows this, and ...

Nintendo's premium Switch Online subscription service is reportedly getting games from the original handheld duo that dominated the late 80s and 90s. Nintendo Switch Online will soon expand to include ...

Anthony is a writer who's worked in the games industry for four years. He's a competitive gamer with a soft spot for retro titles. Anthony enjoys speedrunning a few titles, but Simpson's Hit & Run is ...

Ah, the Game Boy Color. The awkward middle child between the original Game Boy and the Game Boy Advance. It might be tempting to write the Game Boy Color off entirely with its much more capable ...

I think adorable little creatures that battle each other is just a unique concept thats fun for every generation. 1st generation (1996-1999)1996: “Pokemon Red/Green” (Game Boy — Japanese premiere)1997 ...