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Pokemon Night Out sets fall 2026 dates with Marshmello and Alison Wonderland

The Pokemon Company announced the first Pokemon Night Out events will take place in Los Angeles and London in Fall 2026. The events will feature performances by Marshmello and Alison Wonderland.

DestructoidPositive

Remember when Pokémon teamed up with Post Malone? Yeah, well the music collabs are about to get more electric

Following a successful virtual concert by Post Malone for Pokémon's 25th anniversary, the franchise is launching "Pokémon Night Out," featuring EDM artists Marshmello and Alison Wonderland in Los Angeles and London. Additionally, a family-focused "Pokémon Day out" event will be held in multiple countries this summer.

PC GamerVery negative

Temu-tier Palworld imitator Pickmon changes a single title letter 'to better align with our brand identity' and definitely not for any other reason, guys, honest

The creature-collecting survival game Pickmon, developed by NetworkGo, has been renamed Pickmos after changing a single letter in its title. The publisher claims the change is to better align with its brand identity and lore, though the move comes amid scrutiny for its visual similarities to existing games like Pokémon and Palworld, and potential legal concerns from Nintendo.

Nintendo LifePositive

LEGO Releases Official Build Instructions For Pokémon Kanto Region Badges

LEGO has released official build instructions for its Kanto Region Badge Collection set, allowing fans to recreate the Pokémon-themed display using their own bricks. The 80-page PDF details the 312 pieces required for the set, offering an alternative for those who missed out on the expensive initial release or wish to avoid aftermarket prices.

Push SquareVery negative

Pokémon, Palworld Rip-Off in Hot Water as Publisher Intervenes and Takes It Off Steam

Publisher Networkgo has intervened in the development of Pickmos, a game heavily criticized for ripping off Pokémon and Palworld, and has removed it from Steam. The publisher aims to ensure a "controversy-free experience" and will evaluate the game's artwork. Originally announced for PlayStation 5, the game's future is now uncertain.

Push SquareVery negative

Pokémon, Palworld Rip-Off Pickmon Returns with a New Name, You Won't Believe the Difference

The game previously known as Pickmon, a clear clone of Pokémon and Palworld, has returned with a new name: Pickmos. The developer, PocketGame, claims the name change better aligns with their brand identity and lore, representing a "grand ecosystem" and "great cosmos." Despite the name change, the game continues to face criticism for its blatant copying of monster designs from popular titles.

My Nintendo NewsPositive

Pokemon celebrating 30th anniversary with live EDM concert called Pokemon Night Out

The Pokemon Company is celebrating Pokemon's 30th anniversary with "Pokemon Night Out," a live immersive EDM concert featuring Marshmello and Alison Wonderland. The event will take place in Los Angeles on October 24th and London on November 10th, with tickets going on sale April 17th. The concert will include custom sets and Pokemon-themed visuals.

Tech RaptorVery negative

Pokemon and Palworld Knockoff Pickmon Changes Name for "Lore" Reasons

The game Pickmon, noted for its similarities to Pokemon and Palworld, has been renamed Pickmos by developer Pocketgame. The developer claims the change is to better align with the game's lore and brand identity, suggesting the '-mos' suffix signifies a 'complete ecosystem' and 'grand cosmos'. Despite the name change for the game, the creatures within it remain called Pickmon, leading to some confusion. The article speculates the name change may be an attempt to avoid legal challenges from Nintendo and Pocketpair due to the game's striking similarities.

EurogamerPositive

The in-demand Lego Pokémon Kanto Region Badge Collection can now be built using bricks you own with newly released official instructions

Lego has released official instructions for building the coveted Pokémon Kanto Region Badge Collection, previously a gift-with-purchase for a large Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise set. This allows fans to construct the badge collection using their own bricks or by ordering individual pieces from Lego's Pick-a-Brick service, offering a more affordable alternative to the resale market. The article also briefly mentions other Nintendo-themed Lego sets, including those for The Legend of Zelda.

Nintendo EverythingNeutral

Pickmon, upcoming Pokemon and Palworld clone, is changing its name

The upcoming game Pickmon, which drew comparisons to Pokemon and Palworld, is changing its name to Pickmos. The developers stated the change is to better align with their brand identity and lore, emphasizing the "Ecosystem" and "Cosmos" aspects of the game. Pickmos is planned for release on Nintendo Switch.

Retro GamerNegative

Pokemon and Palworld clone Pickmon changes its name by one letter to "better align with our brand identity and…

The creature-collecting game Pickmon, which faced accusations of being a clone of Palworld and Pokemon, has announced a name change to 'Pickmos' to better align with its brand identity. Developer PocketGame is also addressing concerns about creature designs, stating they are handled by a professional team and have undergone trademark searches, while also requesting proof of trademark rights from accusers.

GamespotNegative

Pickmon, Not To Be Confused With Pokemon, Changes Its Name But Still Looks A Lot Like Pokemon

Developer PocketGame has renamed its creature-collecting game from Pickmon to Pickmos, stating the change better aligns with its brand identity and lore. Despite the name change, the game continues to feature creatures that bear a strong resemblance to Pokemon, raising concerns about potential legal action from Nintendo and The Pokemon Company. Pickmos is also accused of using stolen fanart and features gameplay elements similar to Pokemon and Palworld, with a planned release for PC and Nintendo Switch.

Two Average GamersPositive

Gundam's Trailer Gives Hope for Armored Core Anime Drea... | TAG

Professor Layton and the New World of Steam is breaking its Nintendo exclusivity to launch on PC and PlayStation 5 in 2026, featuring a new trailer and art style. The article also speculates on the potential for a FromSoftware Armored Core anime inspired by the latest Gundam trailer and discusses the recent volatility in RAM prices.

GamespotNeutral

A Leaky Week For Video Games | Kurt & Lucy Gotcha Covered

This article rounds up various video game previews and reveals, including hands-on looks at Forza Horizon 6 and Mortal Shell 2, as well as gameplay for Guilty Gear Strive and Stranger Than Heaven. It also touches on topics like the increasing price of games and the honesty surrounding Early Access titles.

Two Average GamersNeutral

Final Fantasy? GTA? Nope, It's Pokemon Bugging Out on S... | TAG

Several gaming news items are covered, including a bug in Pokemon Champions on the Nintendo Switch that requires undocking the system for proper resolution, the anime movie ChaO's unique take on The Little Mermaid, and Framework's concerns about the future of personal computing. Other topics include Marathon's high development budget, the possibility of Link speaking in the Legend of Zelda movie, and discussions around Grand Theft Auto 6's potential delay and pricing. Additionally, Amazon is ending support for older Kindles, a guide for Pokemon Champions' Pokédex is available, and reviews for the Epomaker HE68 Lite keyboard and Final Fantasy 14's upcoming expansion hints are discussed. Finally, Rhythm Heaven Groove has a confirmed summer release date, and Rust 2 is confirmed to not be in development.

Retro GamerVery positive

No Man's Sky Xeno Arena update feels like "a really great and simplified Pokemon clone," fans say, and is basically "a whole new game" to play within the survival gem

The recent Xeno Arena update for No Man's Sky has been met with positive reception from players, who describe the new creature-battling system as a simplified Pokemon clone and a significant addition to the game. This update encourages exploration for new fauna and provides a new purpose for companions, making it feel like a substantial new experience within the existing survival framework.

8bit DigiNeutral

Yuriko Yamaguchi will be a Guest at FanimeCon 2026

Voice actress Yuriko Yamaguchi has been announced as a guest for FanimeCon 2026, which will take place during Memorial Day Weekend at the San Jose Convention Center. Yamaguchi is known for her roles as Ritsuko Akagi in the Evangelion franchise, Nurse Joy in Pokemon, and Nico Robin in One Piece. She joins a growing list of guests for the large anime convention.

Tech StomperVery positive

Pokémon Pokopia review – Poké Life Sim

Pokémon Pokopia offers a relaxing life simulation experience within the Pokémon universe, blending elements of Animal Crossing and Dragon Quest Builders. Players rebuild a storm-ravaged Kanto region as a Ditto, attracting Pokémon back by creating habitats and fostering bonds. The game rewards patience and creativity with deep customization and a satisfying sense of progression, providing a peaceful escape.

Gamer tweakPositive

Pokémon Champions Mystery Gift Codes (April 2026)

Pokémon Champions features a Mystery Gift code system for in-game rewards, including a free Machamp with the code CHAMP10N. Players can also claim an Early Download Bonus of Dragonite and 100 Quick Coupons if they play before May 8, 2026. The guide details how to redeem codes through the in-game Mailbox and advises players to monitor official channels for future code releases.

GamespotNegative

Pokemon Champions Gave Us Trans Gallade And They're Already Taking Her Away

Pokemon Champions has sparked discussion around LGBTQ representation due to a tutorial featuring a Gallade with a female gender, which is technically impossible for the species. Developers have stated this was a glitch and will be patched, leading to fan disappointment. The game's launch has also been marred by other bugs and missing content.