Pokemon Battle Revolution

How many hours have Wii owners spent battling in Pokemon Battle Revolution? Let's take a look!, says CoffeewithGames.

Video game fan art isn't always appropriate for displaying at work or in social settings, but we're willing to make an exception for Filip Johannes Felberg's latest batch of oh-so-cute-and-blocky LEGO Pokémon...

Awesome Pokemon fansite pldh.net has posted 100+ minimalist Pokemon wallpapers for your pressing Poke-decoration needs. They're classy enough to be suitable for even the stuffiest of office environments, yet also make a strong pro-Pokemon statement. These wallpapers tell your coworkers "I'm a discerning adult and I love Pokemon - deal with it." 

More wallpapers and download link inside! 

 

Deviant Art user bethanyagogo has the best dress ever. She designed and crafted this super effective Snorlax dress and Ultra Ball brooch for a friend’s Pokemon-themed birthday party…

The incredibly Japanese show Pokemon Sunday has once again revealed some new info about the upcoming 5th generation Pokemon games, Pokemon Black & White. These three silhouettes are reported to be those of the game’s new starters, which means we’re likely looking at a fire type a water type and a grass type.

In the world of Pokemon, everyone enjoys an ideal health care situation. No matter the city or town, there's always a Pokemon Center where you can heal your Pokemon of any ailment -- for free! The health care bill could have been so much simpler if it had just said, "Make health care like Pokemon." 

Sadly, politics and Pokemon are two passions that rarely overlap. So what happens when a kid asks people on the street for their opinions on health care reform, but slowly switches the topic to Pokemon?

Video documentation of massive listening skills failure inside...

Destructoid: Remember when Pokémon games were limited to just 151 little critters to collect? God, those were the days. I can't comprehend trying to acquire every Pokémon they've come up with since that time. The gang at TheSpeedGamers are made of tougher stuff than I am, apparently. They've decided that they're going to attempt to collect all 493 Pokémon. And they're going to do it in a 72-hour period, live on the internet, as a charity drive for an Oklahoma-based children's cancer charity, Ally's House. No outside trading, just pure capturing skill involved. Of course, some of the Pokémanz were only available at live events, so special exceptions have been made for these creatures which will be pre-loaded on one of the cartridges they'll be using. Best of luck to TheSpeedGamers! You'll be able to check out their live stream of the event and donate to the cause beginning tomorrow.

Nintendo gamers in South Africa will be spoilt for choice over the coming months. In addition to the Wii receiving a price cut here and Wii Fit Plus and New Super Mario Bros. Wii arriving in the next two months, a whole bunch of new games for both the Wii and the DS will be arriving on SA's sunny shores in late October/early November.

411mania talks about this week's game releases. Highlights include Phantom Brave, C.O.R.E, Fossil Fighters, and Madden. On Phantom Brave, 411mania writes: We Meet Again is an update to the original Phantom Brave for the PS2. As it was the game that immediately followed Disgaea, it had a lot to live up to when it was first released back in 2004. Though the SRPG contained many similarities to its predecessor, many fans felt that it strayed a little too much from what made Disgaea a hit. Detractors cite the more serious story as well as the various gameplay changes as their main complaints. However, those who actually gave the game a chance found a lot of the changes to their liking. The absence of the grid system, for example, allowed for more freedom when positioning characters. In addition, the Confine system, whereby the souls of the playable characters must be confined to objects on the field in order to take physical form, forced players to put more thought into when and where to use each character. It's not an exact clone of Disgaea, but in this case, that isn't such a bad thing.

After the relative success of its WiiWare game, Pop, developer Nnooo has listed a number of ideas it's pitching to developers. At least one of which involves Nintendo and a Pokemon MMO.

"We have a concept for a cool Pokemon MMORPG," the development company has posted on its website.

While it's highly doubtful such a small company could develop the product, there is the possibility that Nintendo will buy it out and supplement