News & Reviews:   pokemon

In a collaboration between Google and The Pokémon Company International, you can vote for your favourite pokemon from 14 February 2020 at 9:59PM onwards. If you are interested in taking part, all you need to do is search for “Pokemon vote” and vote for your favourite pokémon.

For long-time fans of Pokemon GO, rejoice, for you will soon be able to battle other players in the game. Niantic first announced that the Go Battle League mode last year and confirmed that we will have it in 2020. The company has begun to slowly release the feature in different regions before it hit a snag.

Just a few hours ago, the Pokemon Company have shed some new details about Pokemon Home. It will be available very soon in February 2020 and as previously announced, Pokemon Home will allow you to transfer your beloved Pokemon between the Nintendo Switch and mobile devices! Here's everything you need to know.

Hey Pokemon fans! If you've been waiting patiently for the anticipated Pokemon Masters mobile game app, here's some good news! According to to the official Pokemon Masters Twitter page, the mobile game app is now live but only for Canada and our neighbour, Singapore.

Are you a Pokemon fan in Malaysia? If you are, we found interesting news of a Pokemon fan mod game currently in development. Found in Reddit, a Pokemon fan is working on a mod that's based on Malaysia and it honestly looks awesome!!

So here's some news, there is a piece of news from Twitter about The Pokemon Company. It seems that they have joined hands with TiMi Studio Group and together, they are making another new Pokemon game for the mobile platform! 

"Are you kidding me?" This is what you're probably thinking after reading the title. Well, nope, we are not kidding and this is something we found online. Someone has been taking advantage of the Pokemon and Avengers franchise, making a bunch of tailor-made sex toys collection.

Nintendo in partnership with Hori has unveiled two very unique Pokemon themed MicroSD, starting from as low as 3758 Yen(~RM144) for the 32GB Pikachu edition, while the 64GB Poké Ball edition will go for 6458 Yen(~RM248) a pop. Both the microSD cards are expected to be available this year, starting July 2019.