Pokemon Sun and Moon | Starter Pokemon, Gameplay

Fans of Pokémon are eager to get their hands on the latest iterations: Sun and Moon and if reviews are anything to go by, this...

An elongated Exeggcutor. A trippy Muk. A mustachioed Rattata. The Alolan forms of classic Pokémon are nothing if not imaginitive. Depending on who you ask,...

After being initially leaked in magazine scans, a video went up showing off the new sandcastle Pokémon in action: Sandygast and its evolution Palossand,...

It's a great time to be a Pokemon fan. With the massive popularity of Pokemon GO and the opening of an all new generation,...

We got an extensive look yesterday at some of the radically different new features in the latest Pokémon installments, Sun and Moon. It showed...

A brand new trailer for Pokémon Sun and Moon landed this morning, and with it came a ton of news. Much like Mega Evolutions...

Part of the Map Sun Moon Last week, the composer and game director at Game Freak, Junichi Masuda, teased that we would be getting news on the upcoming Pokemon...

Here's one more reason to play the game seen in the trailer above. If you've been waiting for a great price to come along...

Well, this certainly comes as a surprise. While it was little surprise that a company would wait until an innovative new product is on the market, and then sue over it, this one is a bit stranger. See, this one actually involves a different company, one Anascape Ltd., and no infringement was found regarding the Wii Remote and Nunchuk; rather, the patent infringement was found to be on the Wii's Classic controller, as well as the GameCube controller and its wireless Wavebird counterpart. Unfortunately, no further details were provided on which infringements were found, as the original lawsuit covered a variety of features of the controllers, from tactile feedback to analog sensors and vibration control. Regardless, Nintendo spokesman Charlie Scibetta said they were looking to file an appeal, and expects the court to reduce the award "significantly. In the meantime, attorneys for Anascape have not responded to requests for comment, while Microsoft, also named in the suit, reached an agreement with the company prior to proceedings against Nintendo, though the terms of the May 1st settlement remain confidential.

I've been looking forward to this day since Pokemon Sun and Moon were leaked and confirmed a couple months ago. It's no surprise that many...

I wonder if Sony's at all bothered that it seems that the 360 seems to have about the same marketshare as PS2 or PS3 in Japan.For the third week in a row, Microsoft has outsold Sony again on its home turf, continuing to move Xbox 360s at a respectable clip. Nintendo remains undaunted in the console wars, as combined sales of both the 360 and PS3 are well below that of the Wii and account for about a third of Nintendo DS sales. -- KotakuSomehow, this just seems too good to be true for Microsoft... is this bubble poised to eventually burst? Or are they actually getting a legitimate foothold in Japan? Image courtesy of Kotaku.