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"We recommend looking for alternatives" - The Anbernic RG DDS just lost official support from the best 3DS emulator, and it's thanks to "unofficial piracy-focused forks"
The Azahar Emulator team has officially withdrawn support for Anbernic's RG DDS handheld due to the manufacturer's promotion of unofficial, piracy-focused forks of the emulator. This decision, driven by concerns over potential legal repercussions and association with piracy, means Anbernic devices will no longer receive official bug fixes or support, with the developer recommending alternatives like the Retroid Pocket Duo.
Get these Pokemon before Pokemon Bank shuts down
Pokemon Bank will shut down in February 2027, making it impossible to transfer Pokemon from the first seven generations to Nintendo Switch games. This guide highlights specific Pokemon, like Spinda and Partner Cap Pikachu, that will become unobtainable or extremely difficult to acquire legitimately after the service ends. Players are encouraged to transfer their Pokemon to Pokemon Home before the deadline.
Pokemon GO Tour 2027 returns to Los Angeles & Taiwan to celebrate the Alola region
Pokemon GO Tour 2027 will celebrate the Alola region with in-person events in Los Angeles and Kaohsiung from February 19-21, 2027, followed by a global celebration on February 27-28. The event is themed around Pokemon Sun & Moon and Pokemon Ultra Sun & Moon.
Pokemon Company document shows wanting to increase price from $60, encouraging people to buy both versions
An internal document from The Pokemon Company reveals past discussions about increasing game prices beyond $60 and encouraging players to purchase both versions of a game. The document outlines three pricing patterns considered, with a focus on maximizing sales and DLC revenue. It also details consumer purchasing habits for dual-version games like Sun/Moon and Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon, showing significant percentages of players buying both.
Poll: Box Art Brawl: Pokémon 30th Anniversary Edition
This article presents a 'Box Art Brawl' comparing the box art for various generations of mainline Pokémon games to celebrate the franchise's 30th anniversary. It details the evolution of the box art from the original Red, Blue, and Yellow versions through to Scarlet and Violet, highlighting the legendary Pokémon featured on each.
