Almost a year after introducing the first Generation 3 Pokemon from the Hoenn region, Pokemon Go is finally making its way to the next generation. On Tuesday, Pokemon Go developer Niantic announced that >>
Almost a year after introducing the first Generation 3 Pokemon from the Hoenn region, Pokemon Go is finally making its way to the next generation. On Tuesday, Pokemon Go developer Niantic announced that >>
It’s been ages since the last type-themed event in Pokemon Go, but on Thursday, developer Niantic announced that Psychic-type Pokemon will take center stage in the mobile game for the next two weeks. >>
After a busy summer which saw the debut of trading and the addition of Alolan variants, Pokemon Go hasn’t been making headlines quite as frequently in recent weeks. Everyone is anxiously awaiting the >>
Shortly after Pokemon Go launched in the summer of 2016, Niantic updated the app to block all Android phones that had been rooted. This didn’t come as much of a surprise, considering roots >>
When Pokemon Go introduced trading last month, it opened the door to a whole new world of social interactions in the game. Simply exchanging your creatures with a friend was just the beginning >>
Niantic has been on a roll lately with big updates, events, and challenges in Pokemon Go, but there’s nothing more exciting for many trainers than the debut of a new generation of Pokemon. >>
The Pokemon Company surprised us with a handful of new games during a press conference in Japan about a month ago, and today, one of those games is rolling out to mobile users. >>
Ever since Niantic launched Pokemon Go two summers ago, players have been wondering when they would be able to trade with their friends. Trading and doing battle with other players have been hallmarks of the >>
