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Did You Know Gaming Takes An Interesting Look At Mistakes In Pokémon Games
The Pokémon series has been a mainstay of the video game industry for over two decades. While the games have always delivered excellent experiences and contained terrific attention to detail, a few mistakes have slipped through the cracks over the years, particularly in the earlier entries of the series.
Popular YouTube channel Did You Know Gaming just released its latest video chronicling some of these errors. The video features YouTuber Bobdunga narrating through fmistranslations, misnamed moves, and even invisible PCs.
You can see the video below, and if this kind of thing fascinates you, the channel has a massive back catalog to explore.
If you're just here for the Pokémon goodness, check our our in-depth look at the history of the Pokémon series, or our feature on how Pokémon cards are made.
[Source: Did You Know Gaming on YouTube]
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