Pokémon Go

This week's episode is all about looking back at the best that 2021 had to offer in the world of Nintendo.

The 2021 holiday shopping season is officially underway, so we rattle off a ton of games and merchandise you can pick up to cross off the Nintendo fan on your list.

With Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl out now, Brian is joined by John to look back at Pokémon's history with remaking games.

Another huge crossover between some of the biggest entertainment brands.

Get the Sinnoh starters with hats and new costumes for your trainer starting next week.

Running from September to December, trainers have the chance to capture Hoopa and participate in a season full of events. Plus, this new season brings plenty of changes to Pokémon found in the wild!

The decision to undo some of the changes came when the pandemic was slowing in parts of the world.

Alex Stadnik sits down to talk Pokémon predictions with Brian Shea and John Carson before Wednesday's Pokémon Presents.

Pokémon Go developer Niantic releases a letter explaining its recent changes to the game and its plans regarding interaction distances moving forward.

Niantic's 5th yearly celebration had events in more than 20 cities and was available to any trainer with $5

The two-day festival is a celebration of catching and music.

For the second straight year, the festivities are worldwide, allowing anyone to purchase a ticket and participate from the comfort of their homes and neighborhoods.

Get ready to snap on the go.

For those that really enjoy the mobile game, the HoloLens takes that "gotta catch 'em all" experience to even greater heights.

From giant bean bags to alien hybrids, there's no shortage of weird and wonderful Pokémon stuff to add to your home.

From legacy games like Clash Royale and Tap Titans 2 to lesser-known releases like Bonza and Spire Blast, the GI staff has some picks that may interest you.

We are now exiting the pre-Malone era of Pokémon.

Larvitar is once again proving to be illusive. Here's how to find this powerful Pokémon.

The hacker group Global++ has agreed to pay the sum to the San Francisco-based developer.

Pokemon GO fans, here is what you need to know about the latest event.