Picking Pokemon starters is a universal experience every fan remembers. With each new generation of Pocket Monsters comes three new choices for fans to begin their journeys with. Players can ...

One creative Pokemon fan shows off their building skills, designing impressive LEGO versions of Treecko, Mudkip, and Torchic.

From the three Pokemon that you can choose in every main game, there's always one that doesn't get the love it deserves. We ...

Choosing one of the three starting Pokémon is a rite of passage for gamers, but some mainline games have better starter trios than others.

However, the list includes some Pokémon that would make sense to receive Mega Evolutions, including the starters from Legends: Z-A, and the original starters from X and Y who hail from the Kalos ...

The beloved series is home to hundreds of amazing creatures you can catch in-game or collect as trading cards, with each new generation bringing ... games for the 8th and 9th Pokémon generations ...

Why is the new Pokémon game called Legends Z-A? We know that ‘Legends’ refers to the open-world series that began with Arceus in 2022, but now we have an answer for the ‘Z-A’ as well. As ...

A new game that promises to blend addictive monster collecting with compelling farming mechanics has smashed its Kickstarter goal with another 29 days left of its campaign. The gameplay takes ...

Getty A new study suggests Gen Z is poised to become the richest generation in history — but it’s not for the reasons you may think. Gen Z, which is defined as people born between the years ...

Last week, progressive data guru David Shor gave the Democratic Party a major wakeup call. In an interview with The New York Times' Ezra Klein, he carefully explained that the Republican Party ...

THREE quarters of Gen Z adults will ditch a main meal in favour of multiple starters when eating out, a poll has revealed. Over half (53 per cent) of those aged 18 to 28 prefer this pick-and-mix ...

But at least one demographic of people are having the best sex of their lives: Gen X women. At least that’s the argument writer Mireille Silcoff makes in her most recent piece in the New York ...