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The official website says "new world, new Pokémon, and new adventures". Putting that with the way the trailer was framed, reviewing the debuts of all past generations before revealing Sun and Moon, it looks a whole lot like Gen VII to me.
The games have officially been announced! They will launch worldwide this holiday season, and be playable in nine different languages--English, Japanese, French, Spanish, German, Italian, and Korean, as well as Traditional and Simplified Chinese. They will, of course, also be compatible with Pokémon Bank. Trailer below:
Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon have been confirmed! The games will launch worldwide Holiday 2016, with nine languages to choose from--English, Japanese, Spanish, French, German, Korean, and Italian, as well as both Traditional and Simplified Chinese. The Virtual Console releases of Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow have also been confirmed to be compatible with Pokémon Bank! Watch the Direct in its entirety here:
Martin Freeman has been confirmed to be playing Everett Ross, and Gwyneth Paltrow has been confirmed to be returning as Pepper Potts, her last MCU appearance being Iron Man 3.
Should you be unable to get a code from GameStop, you can call Nintendo customer service and ask for a code.
A Pokémon Direct will air this Friday! The video presentation, lasting five minutes long, will occur at 7 AM PT / 10 AM ET and is said to celebrate 20 years of Pokémon and bring big news to fans! Watch the Direct on Nintendo's website, Twitch, or YouTube!
Aaaand here are the Splatfest results! In Japan, Pokémon Red won 61% of the popular vote, and Pokémon Green 39%. However, Pokémon Green managed to grab 64% of the victories, as opposed to Pokémon Red's 36%. And so with a final point matchup of 277-423, the winner of Japan's Pokémon Splatfest is Pokémon Green! In North America, Pokémon Red once again won the popular vote, with 55% against Pokémon Blue's 45%. But once again, Pokémon Red fell short with actual victories; Pokémon Blue won 59% of the matches, while Pokémon Red only took 41%. With a final point count of 301-399, the winner of North America's Pokémon Splatfest is Pokémon Blue! In Europe, Pokémon Red continued to dominate the popular vote, with 64% to Pokémon Blue's 36%. And once again, Pokémon Blue dominated the Splatfest matchups, taking 57% of the victories, leaving Pokémon Red with 43%. With a final score of 322-378, the winner of Europe's Pokémon Splatfest is Pokémon Blue! Don't forget! There are only a few more days to grab codes to download your 20th Anniversary Mew! And Pokémon Day is this Saturday! Get ready for the releases of Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow on the Nintendo 3DS eShop (with a few language options available in each region), and the restocking of Jigglypuff, Lucario, Greninja, and Pikachu amiibo!
Give Terra, Aqua, and Ven their capes.
guess whose library had a copy of the official cast recording of the hunchback of notre dame :3c they also had the score for interstellar so double-win
Registration for Nintendo Account, the successor to the Nintendo Network ID, is now open! Register here! Pre-registration for Nintendo's first mobile app, Miitomo, is also open now. You must have a Nintendo Account to pre-register. Pre-registration will net you some Platinum My Nintendo points when My Nintendo (the successor to Club Nintendo) launches next month. Pre-register at the app's website here!
New cinematic trailer! Also, three new support pairs have been revealed: Espeon and Umbreon, Diglett and Cubone, and Magneton and Quagsire. EDIT: NintendoLife has the game, and has found two more support duos: Yveltal and Latios, and Reshiram and Cresselia. Unfortunately, no new playable Pokémon have been found.
UE77 有明にて - Yuzo Koshiro video game soundtrack
Sega is currently offering a bundle of Jet Set Radio, Golden Axe, and Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit (plus DLC) on Steam for free, if anyone is interested.
don't care still love subway meatball marinara sandwiches
http://kotaku.com/fans-begin-project-to-remake-star-wars-kotor-with-mode-1759247436
oh my god it's a ball so CLEARLY it's a BAKUGAN you SWINE
okay but why would you not put this in the gaming section As far as 3DS games go, since it's the only current system I own (excluding PC because my laptop is bad): 5. Mega Man Legacy Collection 4. Metroid Prime: Federation Force 3. Hyrule Warriors Legends 2. Ace Attorney 6 1. 7th Dragon III Code: VFD Games in general: 5. The Last Guardian 4. Final Fantasy XV 3. The Legend of Zelda 2. Kingdom Hearts HD II.8 Final Chapter Prologue 1. Pokemon Go Runners-up: ABZU, Yooka-Laylee, Mighty No. 9, No Man's Sky, Genei Ibun Roku #FE, Pokken Tournament, Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom
That would actually be 7th Dragon III Code: VFD for the 3DS, the fourth game in the series. There's also 7th Dragon for the DS, the first game, as well as 7th Dragon 2020 and its sequel, 7th Dragon 2020-II, both for the PSP. None of those three have been released outside of Japan.
