The status quo of confirmation is about to change. No longer will the circle-loving masses have to bow down to the iron fist of the X-class, as Sony’s changing how you’ll be saying “yes” on the PS5.

The iPhone XS is going to cost you plenty of Randelas. Technomobi has local pricing up for the smartphone (because those prices certainly do smart), and you might have to get used to the taste of cardboard if you’re looking to buy one outside of a contract.

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.

While all Pokémon games are great, they aren’t all equal however. If you had to line up those games according to said greatness, you’d probably have a list like the one I have below. Which I do. Convenient.

Motorola phones of the last couple of years have been alright, devices which have been competent but haven’t done much to wedge itself into a space currently dominated by Samsung and Apple. A new leak has shown off the latest handheld from the company, and I quite like what I’m seeing in the Moto X4.

The year is officially over with the last Pokemon gift from the year of celebration. Go snag your Meloetta.

The penultimate free Pokémon has arrived: Genesect. Here's how you can grab it as I wax lyrical about what makes it great.

This month, You’re getting Victini, one of the cutest little Pokemon of all time as a free download in Pokemon X/Y/Omega Ruby or Alpha Sapphire.