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Real Sport 101

News, reviews, databases on the best Trading Card Games!

TCGRocks, launched in 2024 by the team behind MTGRocks, aims to be a comprehensive source for trading card game news, covering popular titles like Pokemon and Yu Gi Oh. The website is operated by Gfinity Digital Media, which emphasizes editorial independence and high standards for content integrity.

Real Sport 101

News, reviews, databases on the best Trading Card Games!

TCGRocks, launched in 2024 by the team behind MTGRocks, aims to be a comprehensive source for trading card game news, covering popular titles like Pokemon and Yu Gi Oh. The website is operated by Gfinity Digital Media, which emphasizes editorial independence and high standards for content integrity.

Real Sport 101

News, reviews, databases on the best Trading Card Games!

TCGRocks, launched in 2024 by the team behind MTGRocks, aims to be a comprehensive source for trading card game news, covering popular titles like Pokemon and Yu Gi Oh. The website is operated by Gfinity Digital Media, which emphasizes editorial independence and high standards for content integrity.

Real Sport 101

News, reviews, databases on the best Trading Card Games!

TCGRocks, launched in 2024 by the team behind MTGRocks, aims to be a comprehensive source for trading card game news, covering popular titles like Pokemon and Yu Gi Oh. The website is operated by Gfinity Digital Media, which emphasizes editorial independence and high standards for content integrity.

Real Sport 101

News, reviews, databases on the best Trading Card Games!

TCGRocks, launched in 2024 by the team behind MTGRocks, aims to be a comprehensive source for trading card game news, covering popular titles like Pokemon and Yu Gi Oh. The website is operated by Gfinity Digital Media, which emphasizes editorial independence and high standards for content integrity.

Real Sport 101

News, reviews, databases on the best Trading Card Games!

TCGRocks, launched in 2024 by the team behind MTGRocks, aims to be a comprehensive source for trading card game news, covering popular titles like Pokemon and Yu Gi Oh. The website is operated by Gfinity Digital Media, which emphasizes editorial independence and high standards for content integrity.

Real Sport 101

News, reviews, databases on the best Trading Card Games!

TCGRocks, launched in 2024 by the team behind MTGRocks, aims to be a comprehensive source for trading card game news, covering popular titles like Pokemon and Yu Gi Oh. The website is operated by Gfinity Digital Media, which emphasizes editorial independence and high standards for content integrity.

Real Sport 101

News, reviews, databases on the best Trading Card Games!

TCGRocks, launched in 2024 by the team behind MTGRocks, aims to be a comprehensive source for trading card game news, covering popular titles like Pokemon and Yu Gi Oh. The website is operated by Gfinity Digital Media, which emphasizes editorial independence and high standards for content integrity.

IGN

Pickmos Publisher Pulls Steam Page Following Pokémon Rip-Off Accusations

Publisher Networkgo has removed the Steam page for the game Pickmos following accusations from Pokémon fans that it is a rip-off. The game faced significant backlash for its alleged similarities to the popular Pokémon franchise.

Retro Gamer

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream players turn the life sim into a Pokemon game with pixel art pets, because Pokopia…

Players of the newly released life simulation game Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream are creatively transforming their in-game pets into pixel art versions of Pokemon. Despite the game's simple premise, users are showcasing impressive recreations of popular Pokemon like Eevee, Sylveon, and Sneasel, demonstrating the versatility of the game's creation tools.

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MP3s And NPCs

10 standout releases for Record Store Day 2026 — MP3s & NPCs

Record Store Day 2026 features a variety of special vinyl releases, including Danny Brown's "Grown Up," Empire of the Sun's "Walking On A Dream (Collectors Edition)," and Fear Factory's "Digimortal (Remastered, Expanded 25th Anniversary)." Other notable releases include Junkie XL's "Saturday Teenage Kick," Matchbook Romance's "Visions," Megadeth's "Hidden Treasures," Mutemath's self-titled debut, Porcupine Tree's "We Lost The Skyline," and Wire's "Read & Burn 03." A "Video Game LoFi: Sleepy Pokémon Beats" LP celebrating Pokémon's 30th anniversary is also highlighted.

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Nintendo Life

Pokémon & Zelda Rip-Off 'Pickmos' Removed From Steam As Publisher Intervenes

The game Pickmos, developed by PocketGame and published by Networkgo, has been removed from Steam due to accusations of ripping off designs from Pokémon, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and Palworld. Networkgo has intervened in the development process to ensure a controversy-free experience, with PocketGame revising the game for a potential re-release after publisher approval.

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Gamespot

Pokemon-Palworld Clone Pickmos Pulled From Steam As Publisher Promise "Controversy-Free" Rework

The game Pickmos, developed by PocketGame and published by Networkgo, has been removed from Steam due to accusations of heavily copying Pokemon and Palworld. Publisher Networkgo has intervened in development to ensure a "controversy-free" rework, with the game expected to be re-released after revisions. Nintendo's history of protecting its Pokemon intellectual property was also cited as a concern.

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PC Gamer

Shameless Palworld imitator Pickmos removed from Steam after publisher 'officially intervenes' in development:…

The game Pickmos, a clear imitation of Palworld and Pokémon, has been removed from Steam after its publisher, NetworkGo, intervened in its development. NetworkGo stated they will supervise the developer, PocketGame, to improve the game and ensure a controversy-free experience. The game was also recently renamed from Pickmon to Pickmos.

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Retro Gamer

Pokemon and Palworld clone Pickmos removed from Steam: "We are revising the game to ensure a controversy-free…

The game Pickmos, which was accused of being a clone of Palworld and Pokemon, has been removed from Steam. Its publisher, Networkgo, intervened due to player feedback and concerns about asset flipping and design theft. The developer, PocketGame, is revising the game for a controversy-free experience and will re-release it after publisher approval.

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Siliconera

Target Gets Pokemon Pop Tarts, Trapper Keepers, and Lip Smackers

Target and The Pokemon Company International are launching a variety of Pokemon-themed merchandise, including Pop Tarts, Caboodles cases, Trapper Keepers, and Lip Smackers, to celebrate the franchise's 30th anniversary. These items will begin appearing in Target stores on May 2, 2026, with an online release on May 3, 2026, and a second wave of products on June 6, 2026.

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Siliconera

Pokemon Pokopia Bulbasaur Jump Rope Event Announced

Pokemon Pokopia is introducing a limited-time Bulbasaur's Jump Rope Contest event starting April 19, 2026, running for one week. Players can participate in a jump rope minigame with Bulbasaur to earn in-game items, with a trophy confirmed as a reward. This follows previous limited-time events featuring other Pokemon and an April Fools' Day quiz.

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IGN

Target Announces Massive Pokémon Anniversary Collection for "Fans of Every Generation"

Target has announced a "massive" Pokémon anniversary collection, making it the first US mass retailer to do so in partnership with The Pokémon Company. The collection is designed to appeal to fans across all generations of the franchise.

My Nintendo News

Limited-time Pokemon Pokopia event announced

The Pokemon Company announced a limited-time in-game event called "Bulbasaur's Jump Rope Contest" within Pokemon Pokopia. Players can participate in a solo or multiplayer jump rope challenge to earn prizes, with the event running from April 19th to April 26th.

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Gamespot

Pokemon Pop-Tarts Are Back For The First Time In 25 Years, And I Need One Right Now

Target is collaborating with Pokemon to bring back Pokemon-themed Pop-Tarts for the first time in 25 years, featuring Pikachu, Charmander, and Bulbasaur on the packaging. The 12-pack will be available starting May 2 in stores and May 3 online for $4. This collaboration is part of a larger collection of over 100 exclusive Pokemon items celebrating the franchise's 30th anniversary.

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