The Pokémon Company has recently introduced Pokémon scarlet and violet, the two newest entries in the long-running Pokémon RPG series. This entry in the series features the 9^th generation of Pokémon and will be released on the 18^th of November. From the few snippets and gameplay sneak peeks of the game, it seems to be a great game with limitless potential. In addition, Pokémon Scarlet and Violet will also see the return of many veteran players who had followed it since the beginning, when Pokémon Red was released, mainly because this is the first entry that is an entirely open world. Pokémon might have a lot going for it, but it will not matter if the people do not like the gameplay and feel of the game, and the place which will be a major determinant for the game's success is Twitch.

What Do Pokémon Scarlet and Violet Have To Offer?

The thing with the entirety of the Pokémon franchise is that there is no one best Pokémon game. If you asked Pokémon

Pokémon Day was streamed on February 27 and was filled with exciting news, alerts, and updates for all Pokemon and Pokemon GO lovers. This year's stream was nothing short of spectacular, with updates for many of the exciting titles that the franchise has given over the years. This article takes you through the key highlights of the stream and tells you what you can expect in the days to come.

Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet

For starters, the company launched Generation 9, which is a new area inside the Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, as revealed in a new clip that wrapped out the stream. Despite the lack of a name for the region, it contains wide vistas, new additions, and stunning color utilization. While we can't be certain, we believe this location is modeled on Spain.

Pokémon Legends: Arceus Daybreak Update

Pokémon Legends is also due to get its latest update, as Arceus is slated to release shortly. Update Version 1.1.0, named Daybreak, will allow players

This year’s annual Pokemon World Championships are all wrapped up, with players from around the world competing in Pokemon video games as well as the ever-popular trading card game, along with the mobile hit Pokemon Go.

This year’s event took place in Washington D.C. and saw players squaring off in Pokemon Sun and Moon, Pokken, and Pokemon Go on the digital side of things. The winners for the digital games were as follows

World Video Game Championships
Junior Division: Pi Wu (Taiwan)
Senior Division: Ko Tsukide (Japan)
Masters Division: Naoto Mizobuchi (Japan)

Pokken World Championships
Senior Division: Collin Jones (USA)
Masters Division: Subutan (Japan)

Pokemon Go Invitational:
Champion: Pogokieng

The big winners for the trading card game are as follows:

Pokemon World Trading Card Championships
Junior Division: Haruki Miyamoto (Japan)

Black Ops Deemed the Best Video Game Ending, Many Have a Different Opinion

So over 13,000 fans voted for their favorite video game ending of all time for next installment of "The Guinness Book of World Records Gamer Edition", and it was a surprise to everyone like Kotaku and Screwattack. And not everyone is happy with it. While I have played Black Ops and liked its ending, in my 20+ years of playing video games, I think there is way better endings than Black

An Illinois Family Creates a Guinness World Record with Pokemon

The Arnold family of Frankfort, Illinois is a five-person dominate force when it comes to Pokemon battling power. This family managed to form a championship winning team and has managed to land themselves in the Guinness World Records Gamer's Edition 2012 as the Largest Competitive Pokemon Video Game Family. Yep, that's a real title as according to this Kotaku article.

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Ohhhhh myyyy goshhhhh!!! Recently pictures surfaced on the Internet of one of the most adorably nerdy and creative marriage proposal I think I may have ever seen! Its always fun to see some great Poké-nerds join the viral internet photo and video gallery, and at this certainly was a super effective way of catching his bride to be! (Get it? Get it?) Clearly she wasnt resistant to his element! I guess he was the Nidoking to her Nidoqueen! Okay, that last one was terrible. Ill just post the pictures and move on.

First comes love…then comes marriage….then comes VIDEO GAME COUPLESSSS!!! With Valentines Day around the corner, I wanted to make a compilation of my personal favorite couples in gaming. I am generally partial to the classics, so most of my choices tend to be fairly old school, but I just think it shows the timelessness of solid video game relationships (and those lucky bugs never have to age either…rude.) Heres a top 5:

Mr. and Ms. Pac-Man (Pac-Man series)

Perhaps the oldest and most classic of all video gaming couples, I think Mr. and Ms. Pac-Man definitely deserve

Games - Pokemon and its Generations

Poke'mon is the real deal. It's been around since 1996 and it's still ticking. I don't think people know to the degree in which Poke'mon was and still sort of is, a big deal. People have written books about Poke'mon. Written about it's ridiculous ability to pull and captivate not just single people into it's cute little world, but entire quadrants of our society.

Poke'mon started as a japanese manga and then transformed into two Game Boy games. Poke'mon Red and Blue (Green if you lived in Japan at the time of it's original release.) The core essence of Poke'mon's world was that younger teenagers left their home,

Game Art by Ryan Shiu

Ryan Shiu, a talented illustrator, animator and graphic designer, developed Pikasm in 2009. Shiu is one of the few artists who can bring an original touch to some of our favorite and classic video games and animated characters. Many artists attempt to capture some of the most epic moments from The Legend of Zelda but none come close to the visual creativity that Shiu is able to produce. Unfortunately Shiu has not updated his website since its birth, but much of the art work he has produced continues to be making its way across the world wide web. You