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The “Roaming Roar bug” in Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen was fixed on Nintendo Switch
Nintendo and The Pokemon Company have fixed the "Roaming Roar bug" in the Nintendo Switch ports of Pokemon FireRed and Pokemon LeafGreen. This bug previously caused legendary Pokémon like Raikou and Entei to permanently despawn if they used the move Roar. The ports also feature censorship for player-inputted names.
Mystic & Aurora Ticket easily obtainable in Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen on Switch
The Mystic and Aurora Tickets, previously difficult to obtain in Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen, are now easily accessible in the Nintendo Switch ports. After defeating the Elite Four and entering the Hall of Fame, these items are automatically added to the player's inventory, allowing access to events for catching Lugia, Ho-oh, and Deoxys, including their shiny forms.
The Best Deals Today: Pokémon Starters Guide | TAG
This gaming news roundup highlights significant discounts on titles like Super Mario RPG, Death Stranding 2, and Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble. It also delves into memorable Pokémon battles, discusses starter choices in FireRed/LeafGreen, and touches on the series' inter-generational appeal. Additionally, the article mentions the original development of Resident Evil for SNES and previews upcoming games like Mightreya and Hypnos.
Metacritic remove a Resident Evil Requiem review from site that is now written by AI
Metacritic has removed a review for Resident Evil Village from the website Videogamer after it was discovered to be AI-generated. Metacritic's policy is to immediately remove AI-generated reviews and sever ties with publications that submit them. Similar removals have occurred for Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen reviews from the same site, which was recently sold and now also covers casino games.
Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen censor naughty names inputted by player
Pokemon FireRed and Pokemon LeafGreen now feature a name censor that prevents players from inputting inappropriate names for characters. Attempts to bypass this filter were largely unsuccessful, indicating a stricter approach to player-generated content in these titles.
Gallery: Here's A Look At Pokémon Winds & Waves On Switch 2
Pokémon Winds & Waves is a new mainline Pokémon game announced for the Switch 2, set to release in 2027. It will feature an open world with new Pokémon, set across islands and a vast ocean. The announcement was made as part of the 30th anniversary celebrations.
Dataminer scoured code of Pokemon FireRed LeafGreen emulator finds ROMs are new and mention Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald
A dataminer has discovered new information within the code of Pokemon FireRed and Pokemon LeafGreen, which utilize the same emulator as the Nintendo Switch Online Game Boy Advance service. The findings include telemetry data sent to Nintendo and mentions of Pokemon Ruby, Pokemon Sapphire, and Pokemon Emerald within the emulator's code.
Pokémon Winds, Go 'TK' Quest & Day Merch | TAG
This news roundup covers several Pokémon-related announcements, including the confirmation that Pokémon Winds and Waves, launching in 2027 exclusively for the Nintendo Switch 2, is inspired by Southeast Asia. It also details the Pokémon Go 'TK' Choose a Path quest, new merchandise for the 30th anniversary, and a dataminer's discovery of ROM support for older Pokémon titles in FireRed/LeafGreen Switch files. Additionally, the article touches on The Killing Stone's 'scare system,' Bluepoint Games' rejected Bloodborne remake pitch, Marathon's potential as a 2026 shooter, and Resident Evil Requiem's performance on the Steam Deck.
Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen Aurora Ticket and Mystic Ticket Confirmed in Switch Ports
The Nintendo Switch ports of Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen now automatically grant players the Aurora Ticket and Mystic Ticket after beating the Elite Four, allowing easier access to legendary Pokemon like Deoxys, Ho-Oh, and Lugia. These anniversary re-releases are available digitally on Switch and Switch 2, with future Pokemon Home compatibility planned.
Pokemon Winds and Waves Officially Revealed for 2027
Nintendo and Game Freak have officially revealed Pokemon Winds and Waves, the next mainline titles in the series, set to launch exclusively for the Switch 2 in 2027. The games will feature an open-world island setting with underwater exploration and introduce new starter Pokemon: Browt (Grass), Pombon (Fire), and Gecqua (Water). The announcement was made during a Pokemon Presents showcase which also highlighted the upcoming release of Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness and Pokemon Champions on Nintendo Switch Online.
Everything We Saw At Pokémon Presents For February 2026 | Console Creatures
The Pokémon Company revealed several upcoming releases and updates during their February 2026 presentation. New mainline titles, Pokémon Winds and Pokémon Waves, are slated for 2027. Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness is coming to Nintendo Switch Online in March 2026, and a Switch version of Pokémon Champions will launch in April 2026.
Yes, you can transfer Pokémon from the new Leaf Green and Fire Red ports to modern games as Home support confirmed
The Pokémon Company has confirmed that players can transfer Pokémon caught in the upcoming Nintendo Switch ports of Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen to modern games via Pokémon Home. This feature ensures that classic Pokémon from these generation one titles will be accessible across other games in the series.
Here's everything announced in today’s 30th anniversary Pokémon Presents showcase
The Pokémon Company celebrated the franchise's 30th anniversary with a Pokémon Presents showcase, revealing numerous announcements. Highlights include the debut of Gen 10, Pokémon Winds and Waves, set for a 2027 release, and Pokémon Champions launching on Switch in April 2026. The event also featured updates for Pokémon Go, Pokémon Masters EX, Pokémon Café Remix, Pokémon Sleep, Pokémon Unite, and Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket, alongside the confirmation that Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness is coming to Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack.
Everything announced at Pokémon Presents February 2026: Pokémon Winds and Waves officially revealed
The Pokémon Presents February 2026 showcase officially revealed Pokémon Winds and Pokémon Waves, set to launch simultaneously in 2027 exclusively for the Nintendo Switch 2. The presentation also featured updates on various existing Pokémon titles, including Pokémon Champions, Pokémon Unite, and Pokémon Go, alongside the announcement of Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness coming to Nintendo Switch Online.
Games Inbox: Is Resident Evil Requiem worth getting?
Readers discuss the merits of Resident Evil Requiem, with some hoping it recaptures the spirit of earlier titles like Resident Evil 4. Other topics include speculation about a new Pokémon announcement, Sony's strategy regarding PC exclusives, and the financial implications of Paramount's potential acquisition of Warner Bros. gaming assets.
How to watch Pokémon Presents and what could be shown for the 30th anniversary
The Pokémon Company and Nintendo are holding a Pokémon Presents event on February 27 to celebrate the franchise's 30th anniversary, with potential announcements including the next mainline generation, "Generation X," and the re-release of Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen for the Nintendo Switch. The event will also provide updates on mobile and trading card games, and possibly GameCube titles for Switch Online subscribers.
Nintendo Music soundtrack updates for Feb. 23rd, 2026
Nintendo has been consistently adding soundtracks from its various games to the Nintendo Music app for Nintendo Switch Online members. Recent additions include music from Super Mario Land 2, Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, Paper Mario: The Origami King, and many more titles spanning decades of Nintendo history. The app allows users to stream or download music, search by game or track, and even loop or extend tracks for background listening.
The Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen Switch re-release is already topping the eShop charts, even as Nintendo mysteriously removes mention of Home compatibility
Despite Nintendo mysteriously removing mentions of Pokémon Home compatibility, Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen re-releases for Nintendo Switch are topping eShop charts. The paid re-releases, priced at $20 each, have sparked debate due to the lack of graphical upgrades and online play, with Home integration being the only potential new feature.
Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen coming to Nintendo Switch — MP3s & NPCs
Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen are coming to the Nintendo Switch on February 27 for $19.99 each. These digital-only releases allow players to explore the Kanto region and encounter the original 151 Pokémon. The Nintendo Switch versions include updates from the Game Boy Advance era and feature local co-op.
Are 2D Games Still Popular in 2025?
Despite the dominance of 3D AAA titles, 2D games continue to thrive, particularly within the indie gaming sector. Platforms like Steam Deck and the rise of the Android market have increased accessibility for 2D and 2.5D titles, fostering experimentation in storytelling and design.
