Pokémon Sword

Game Freak shared what is believed to be the silhouette of the new mythical Pokémon.

February 27 is Pokémon Day. Mark it on you calendar so you can jump into Sword and Shield and Go to discover new content.

The paid plan – costing up to $15.99 a year – greatly expands users' capabilities in Pokémon Home.

We talk game delays, Xbox Series X plans, Temtem, the Pokémon Sword & Shield expansion pass, and the new Visions of N'Zoth content update for World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth.

With the launch of two new expansions, the Pokédex creeps closer to completion.

The Expansion Pass consists of two seemingly large expansions that will hit before the end of 2020.

What if all the games you're supposed to like are actually terrible? That's what happened with this year's so-called masterpieces.

Looking to get lost in Pokémon's newest edition? Here are a few tips to guide your quest through the Galar region's largest zone.

We tackle two video game giants, explore some recent game releases, and begin a multi-part segment on our Games of the Year.

We press Game Freak's Junichi Masuda and Shigeru Ohmori for answers to the questions other people won't ask.

We also dig into the Pokémon timeline and when the games become two distinct titles.

Watch us talk about RPGs, interview a Jackbox Party Pack 6 developer, and learn all Obsidian's next game.

Watch us tour Tokyo, a new town in Pokémon Sword and Shield, and show the full creation of a league card.

We don't know what it is, but the Pokémon Twitter account is teasing something.

Watch Pokémon's art director draw his favorite Pokémon while talking about his unexpected journey to work at Game Freak.

Go behind the scenes with art director James Taylor as he discusses what inspired Pokémon's newest world.

Watch Pokémon's lead developers talk about where the new, sad sack starter Sobble came from.