Arcanine

Secret Lab has announced three chairs in collaboration with Pokémon, featuring Pikachu, Gengar and Eevee. They are available for preorder and will ship around March / April. Which one do you like the most?

I've chosen Eevee because I'm not really convinced about Pikachu's face and the original trio is kinda boring. I hope they release more interesting Pokémon but it's a start. I really hope they release an Arcanine one, the bigger the better.

February 27th, here we go!

This was introduced in Pokémon Pokémon Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire, as a special Pikachu "Cosplay Pikachu" that can wear different costumes, one of them being this one. This Pikachu can't be transferred (probably because it's unique in the game) and doesn't exist in any other Pokémon game. In Pokémon GO you can different Pikachu with different costumes but it's not exactly the same thing.

If you add a turbo controller then you can do this with any bench in the game.

Happy Holidays to you too!

Just one day before Christmas!

I guess Game Freak is sleeping on this one.

There are companies you can use to buy from other countries that don't ship to yours. And now, with this store, you won't have to pay import duties.

Walking with Mega Dragonite turns 80% of your screen into Dragonite.

Sorry to be the party pooper, but I don't expect one, and I kinda don't want any, mostly because it would ruin the 'perfect' square (3x3) that you can create with the Eeveelutions (with Eevee in the center, of course).

My first impressions after a few hundred of hours are: Good things The battle system feels like an improvement. Your Pokémon finally follow you all the time instead of being static (Legends Arceus) or returning to the Pokéball when left behind (Scarlet / Violet) The story is good. Having multiple levels on the city makes navigating through it interesting. Not so good things: Being limited to the city is not a good thing. I'm not talking about having the entire region of the game but it sure could've had a few areas around the city. Most wild zones make no sense, specially in the post-game. Most of them are just streets filled with wild Pokémon. The city is big, but not really big enough. A bigger city would've allowed bigger parks and more varied wild zones. Some parts feel like puzzles. Reaching certain rooftops is amusing the first time, not so much the tenth. Despite being kinda small I miss not being able to use any kind of mount. Taxis are basically useless. Not being able to fly (you should in the post-game) also sucks. Camera mode sucks. It basically hides de UI and that's it. Your Pokémon will follow you everywhere you move to make a good photo and good luck taking a photo in first person of most alpha Pokémon. The game is truly a Pokémon game, npcs are static in the same place. It truly makes it not feel like a living place. And there's really no excuse for this since 90% of the npc are filler. I could understand if npcs with quests were static but, the rest? GTA3 did a way better job twenty years ago. The roster of Pokémon available doesn't include Arcanine. Unforgivable. A bunch of Mega Stones are locked to timed events. In a game where you can't make backups of your savegame. That's surely not a recipe for disaster. Pokémon pathfinding is atrocious. Sometimes Pokémon get stuck in gates where they should be able to walk by. And, for some reason, they look like they love to attack street furniture. The cut and dry switching from day to night. It could be more bearable if they didn't triggered while you are battling wild Pokémon. Specially annoying when they do it while trying to capture an alpha. Not enough boxes. And no HOME compatibility yet. How I'm supposed to get the DLC when I have no room for anything and I need to make up space for every new shiny I find without it? The game is so cheap there are still people in the post-game talking about the Prism Tower as if nothing had happened. They couldn't bother writing like, 10 extra lines of dialogue. The third floor in the museum never gets unlocked. They teased us with the rope stanchions, but it doesn't get expanded or anything. Nor the game or the DLC gives Arcanine a Mega Evolution while giving it to Pokémon like Malamar or Scovillain.

The first one, specially if it's the original one with subtitles. There aren't a lot of changes but the soundtrack alone makes it worth it for me.

Spoilers about episode 119 It's interesting that they need 19 Pokémon with different teratypes (counting Terapagos as Tera type), because, well, 3 characteres x 6 Pokémon per character + Captain Pikachu = 19. Not that it tells us a lot about which Pokémon they'll might include in their teams since Pokémon can have any teratype but, at least, it says that they'll end with full teams and which tera types they won't have. Until now we have confirmed: Liko Meowscarada: Grass Hatterene: Psychic Terapagos: Stellar Roy Skeledirge: Fire Wattrel: Electric? Lucario: Fighting? Dot Quaxly: Water Tinkaton: Steel Gholdengo: Ghost? Captain Pikachu: Flying So, they the teratypes they still need are: dragon, dark, ground, rock, ice, normal, bug, poison and fairy.