Choose your Pokémon, level it up and stick to four moves. Simple. Except, it really isn’t. Beneath that familiar surface is a very different game. A game that has been tweaked and transformed over the years to shake up its formula and then some. Here’s ten such changes made over the last two decades, that have been strokes of genius for the franchise.

In an attempt to further tie together the core series on Nintendo hardware and the smartphone app, Pokemon GO will be adding 18 pocket monster variants found on the sunny shores of Sun and Moon's Alola region.

Resident Evil is coming to the Switch, but it’ll only take 45Mb of the Switch’s storage space. It’ll also only cost $20. That’s because it’ll be streaming off the cloud, a little like how PlayStation Now works. Or, as in South Africa, doesn’t work.

Mario Tennis Aces is coming to serve up some good arcade sports fun next month, and a demo next week will give you an early taste of the on court action.

E3 is no stranger to that phenomenon of estimation, as every year happens to have a few traditions. There’s the usual stuff: Press conferences running late, XBoss Phil Spencer having the finest T-shirts in the land and South African journalists being utterly buggered after flying for literal days to reach Los Angeles. So hell, why not make a game out of it? Why not get out the paper, jot down some buzzwords and prepare yourself for…E3 BINGO!

Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate is making the trip across the ocean and to the West, launching exclusively on Nintendo Switch later this year.

Nintendo is finally giving Switch users a way to backup saves, but they're locking it behind an additional purchase. And some Switch fans have had enough.

What is there to do besides engaging in cosmic shenanigans when a ticket to Mars arrives in the first Far Cry 5 DLC episode? Collect plenty of weapons and gear, and go to town with them of course. You've got the touch...you've got the POWER!