News & Reviews:   the pokemon company

For quite a number of Pokémon fans, last year's Pokémon Legends ZA was disappointing. The game received mixed reviews, with some criticising the poor visuals, restrictive game world, and buggy gameplay. However, Pokémon Pokopia could win back some fans.

Today, Yoodo has announced a new partnership with The Pokemon Company. As the first Malaysian telco to do so, the company will be launching a new Pokemon Unite Malaysia Open 2022 with a prize pool of $20,000.

This article will discuss what makes Pokemon Go so popular and why we might not see another game that could surpass it any time soon.

If you missed Pokemon Presents last night, you can still catch it on The Pokemon Company YouTube channel. One of the highlights for the mobile community was the announcement of the Pokemon Unite mobile version, which will be released on 22 September 2021.

Just a few hours ago, The Pokemon Company finally made an update announcement about Pokemon Unite. To refresh your memory, Pokemon Unite is an upcoming MOBA game that will be releasing on the Nintendo Switch, iOS and Android pretty soon.

Despite many of its features locked behind a monthly subscription, many Pokemon fans have downloaded and install Pokemon Home since the app launched. Currently, the app has been downloaded and installed 1.3 million times on its very first week.

Finally some news on the anticipated Pokemon Masters. A lot of fans have been waiting on the release date for the upcoming mobile game but today, The Pokemon Company has announced the pre-registration for iOS and Android users have been rolled out.

If you're a Pokemon fan, you should know by now that Pokemon Masters is coming pretty soon to the mobile platform on both iOS and Android! Slated for Summer 2019 release, The Pokemon Company has released another short video on its Twitter page showing us more gameplay footage so let's break it down.