Weekly Mobile & Gacha Roundup: Honkai Star Rail Races To The Top of The Charts
Honkai: Star Rail might’ve left most other anime gacha games in the dust, but Umamusume is catching up in the …
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30 Years Of Pokémon Part VI – Pokémon GO To The Polls
In the last installment of our 30 Years Of Pokémon series, we covered the development of the world’s biggest video …
Pokémon Pokopia: Bubbly Basin Review – Down Where It’s Wetter, That’s Where It’s Better | GameObserver Recommends
Earlier this year, we were treated to what I can say, as a massive lifelong Pokémon fan, is a game that …
30 Years Of Pokémon Part V – Ready, Set, GO!
On February 7, 2016, 187 million Americans gathered around their TVs to watch the Broncos and the Panthers go head …
30 Years Of Pokémon Part IV: Goodbye Mania, Hello Status Quo
In our last article chronicling the history of the creation of Pokémon, we covered the heights of PokéMania and the development of …
Weekly Mobile & Gacha Roundup: Monsters & MVPs Rule The Charts As May Closes
It’s time for another look at the mobile gaming charts to see which gacha games are climbing the ranks and …
30 Years Of Pokémon Part III: Making A Generational Sequel
When we last left off 30 Years of Pokémon, Pokemania seemed to have reached its height as the first theatrical …
30 Years Of Pokémon Part II: Enter PokéMania
To parents in the late 1990s, it probably felt like Pokémon was an infectious explosion that came out of nowhere. …
Opinion: Pokémon: Pokopia Has Finally Helped Stop My Panic Disorder
It always starts the same way; jolting awake in the middle of the night, around 3 or 4 in the …
30 Years Of Pokémon Part I: The Dreamers That Created A Phenomenon
The year is 1990. Two nervous 25-year-olds stand in front of a stuffy Kyoto conference room of mostly elderly Nintendo …
