I was six when my Pokémon journey began. In 2004, I got a Game Boy Advance SP and went to a local toy store with my parents to get two games — I chose Sonic Advance 2 and Pokémon LeafGreen.

Rumors of Generation 3 coming to Nintendo Switch has fans excited, but another set of Pokemon games deserve this opportunity.

Some of these Pokemon spinoffs manage to rival even the iconic, mainline RPGs. Here's which ones truly stood out.

Pokemon X and Y moved the series from Nintendo DS to Nintendo 3DS and, as you might expect, one of the biggest changes was ...

The year was 2004. You got home from school, you did your homework and you sat down in front of the TV. You couldn’t load up your GameCube because your ...

The GBA remake of the very first Pokémon game is available again on Switch 1 and 2, but after more than 20 years is it still ...

It's been many years since I last dabbled in Pokémon FireRed, and the Nintendo Switch 2 version is making me reminisce in all of the best ways.

Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen are on Nintendo Switch, harkening back to an era that fans romanticize, but might not be as fun as they recall.

Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen veterans are likely familiar with the annoying Roar bug, but they don't need to worry about it anymore.

Dataminer Meatball_132 found that Pokemon Ruby, Sapphire, an Emerald where named in Pokemon FireRed's and LeafGreen's ...

Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen have two secret "version exclusives" that can make playthroughs on one version much less enjoyable.