Part 2 of our Pokéfanatic talk deals in battles and the series’ ever-growing move list.

While playing through Pokémon Black/White, we recently had a chat about the future of the Pokémon RPGs, particularly with regard to the Nintendo 3DS and all of the improvements it allows for.

Pokémon Black/White crossed the million mark in 10 days in Europe.

In the final entry in our Pokémon Black/White Diary series, we touch upon some of the communication aspects of the game before wrapping it all up.

A look at Pokémon Black & White through the eyes of a lapsed Pokémon fan.

3DS? What 3DS?

Something we haven’t covered yet is the biggest difference between Pokémon Black/White: the version-exclusive areas, Black City and White Forest.

The Liberty Pass to access Victini will go up on Nintendo Wi-Fi alongside Pokémon Black/White’s release.

The Elite Four are down; the Champion has been defeated. It’s time for a legendary showdown with your ultimate rival.

Pokémon Black ramps up the difficulty and presentation as we dive into the concluding hours of the main quest.

Pokémon Black/White’s final gym heats up the battlefield with Dragon types taking point.

Yes, there are spoilers in this post. Enter at your own risk.

Seasons in Pokémon Black/White play a bit more of a role in the game this time around.

Also inside: Dancing Pokémon! Rotational battles! The Fly HM! (that last one’s not quite as exciting)

The gym in Hiun City is organized like a honeycomb. Whatever Element type could it possibly be?!

Hiun City is the hub of the Unova region that Pokémon Black/White take place in. Now you can read about what it’s like from the inside.