Famitsu recently held a poll for its readers to vote for their favorite games that released in the Heisei period (Jan 8, 1989 – May 1, 2019), and this week’s issue of the magazine has revealed the full top-20.

Earlier today we saw the reveal of Pokémon’s Generation 8 with Sword & Shield versions for Switch, but February 27 is actually a special day for the franchise, as it all began on this day 23 years ago.

Kotobukiya showed off a 1/8 scale ‘Green with Eevee’ figure during WonderFest 2018, and the figure is now open for pre-order.

Established in 2015, the Video Game Hall of Fame recognizes individual video games of all kinds, ranging from arcade to console, and judged on longevity, iconic status, and geographic reach and influence.

Game Freak’s Junichi Masuda and Ken Sugimori shared their own comments about the series, including how the hardware of the Game Boy limited what they were able to achieve with the original games.

With the new Virtual Console versions of Pokémon Red and Blue just a day away, fans may be happy to learn that these versions have retained the infamous MissingNo. glitch.

The Virtual Console releases of Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow will work with the Pokémon Bank, so people can transfer Pokémon between games.

Screenshots of the Home themes that come with North America and Europe’s Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow Nintendo 2DS and 3DS bundles have appeared.

The Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow trailer reminds people what it was like to face Brock in battle or play a Poke Flute for a Snorlax.

The Japanese instruction manuals for the Nintendo 3DS Pokemon Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow games note the absence of the Restore Point feature.

GameStop has recently put up the listing for the New 3DS Pokémon 20th Anniversary Edition, and it also gives us a better look at the cover plates featuring Charizard and Blastoise.

To celebrate Pokemon’s impending anniversary, North America is getting a special New 3DS bundle and Europe is getting three 2DS bundles.

Ken Sugimori, who designed the characters for Pokémon Red and Blue, shared a look at his original sketches for the first generation of Gym Leaders.