The latest Pokémon game is a cozy life simulator like "Animal Crossing" or "Minecraft," but in a way that feels more grounded ...

A Google search will tell you that Pokémon is the most popular media franchise in the world. Even if you can’t trust Google that much anymore, you can’t really argue that Pokémon isn’t massive, with ...

The Pokemon Company is hiring real-life Pokemon Professors, seeking PhD Candidates with backgrounds in science, engineering or agriculture.

This video shows a creative concept where Pokemon Go is combined with real life parkour. Viewers will see athletes moving through obstacles, jumps, and urban environments while recreating the feeling ...

Interview | We spoke to Pokemon Rescue leads Professor Rex and Tops about their quest to bring fans' old Pokemon to the modern era, and why it means so much ...

The Pokémon Company is actively recruiting PhD holders with backgrounds in ecology to work in Tokyo. This is perhaps the ...

One of the biggest issues with mainline Pokémon games is that you're often so focused on catching, battling and trying to be the very best that you don't have time to stop and smell the flowers. But ...

This week, the newest game in the Pokémon franchise arrives with the long-awaited debut of Pokopia. I played the company’s first-ever life-simulation game to see if it was worth the wait.

Pokemon's first life sim manages to be both a great cozy game and one of the best Pokemon games in recent memory.

Pokemon Pokopia combines the charm of Animal Crossing with the creativity of Minecraft, resulting in an experience that never runs out of reasons to keep you playing.

The massively popular series shows no signs of slowing down as it gears up to celebrate its launch.

As Pokémon turns 30, a video game inspired by insect-collecting continues to shape how scientists think and teach about bugs today.