Pokemon Pinball: Ruby & Sapphire isn't a generic video pinball with Pokemon creatures thrown in; the developers of this game have created two elaborate pinball "machines," one based around Pokemon: ...

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The 1999 Game Boy Color release of Pokémon Pinball was a gem of a handheld game. It featured two fun video pinball tables, some bonus games, and the same overall goal as most games in the Pokémon ...

The Pokemon Pinball series first appeared on the Game Boy Color in 1999. The original game featured characters and scenarios based on Pokemon Red and Blue, and served as one of the earliest spin-off ...

Would you like the pinball spinoff to return on Nintendo Switch? How would you like it to be handled in terms of its Pokedex? Let us know below! One of the things that The Pokemon Company has excelled ...

Bosgetti's clip of their pinball machine begins by circling around it from the front, highlighting the score screen that has impressive fan art of an iconic Ash Ketchum pose behind his most popular ...

Jason learned to read playing Pokemon Crystal on the Game Boy Color, and hasn't looked back. He received a Journalism degree at California State University, Fullerton while working on news coverage ...

Based on the time frame, the game would have presumably been based on Pokemon Diamond and Pearl, but it’s impossible to say. Diamond and Pearl ended up releasing in September 2006 in Japan and the ...

Nintendo's latest twist on the everlasting Pokemon franchise involves pinball. Following Pokemon Ruby & Saphire and a couple of GameCube offerings (available only in Japan for now) comes Pokemon ...

I like to believe I was a pinball wizard in my town. Every Friday night, there I was on the Addams Family machine down my local, pint under the table, cheering throng behind me and adoring lady ...

On the Pokedex OR High Score screen, hold ''L'' on the control pad, and tap the ''L'' and ''R'' shoulder buttons AT THE SAME TIME - you will receive a prompt confirming whether or not you want to ...