Google Home and Alexa owners can celebrate Pokémon Day 2018 with Pikachu using a brand new app. The Pikachu Talk app was released in Japan back in 2017, and it's finally made its way around the world ...

Pikachu talking is equal parts disconcerting and upsetting. It’s worse when he sounds like a middle-aged man. In a new trailer for Detective Pikachu, we get a further look into the horror that is ...

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Can you believe that Sonic the Hedgehog showed up for a face-off?!?! Okay, I was just testing you. But seriously, don’t continue reading unless you want to be spoiled on Detective Pikachu. When EW ...

A new app was announced in Japan yesterday called Pikachu Talk, which is compatible with both Amazon and Google devices. Few specifics were given about the new app, but it apparently will let players ...

One of the strangest things about the new movie Pokémon Detective Pikachu is that Pikachu has the voice of Ryan Reynolds. Another strange thing about Detective Pikachu is that Pikachu can talk at all.

It’s Pokémon Day, and the franchise has gifted us all with something we may or may not want. Amazon Alexa- and Google Home-compatible smart devices can now speak to you with Pikachu’s voice, courtesy ...

The Pokemon Company has turned its attention to the most popular smart speakers on the market, bringing Pikachu and its adorable voice to both the Amazon Echo and Google Home devices. With this skill, ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Pokemon Day falls on February 27 each year, coinciding with the anniversary of the original Pokemon Red and Green release in Japan. This year, the ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook It has been decades since the Pokemon anime debuted, and soon, the franchise will enter a new era.

Since the very first North American screenings of Pokémon: I Choose You!, the latest visual romp in the Pokémon universe, viewers and critics have shared their mutual horror over one specific moment.