It's been a while since the original Pokemon games for the Game Boy arrived. "Pokemon Blue" and "Pokemon Red" came out and since then it's grown much larger with the game being turned into all sorts of merchandise such as a long running Anime series and even a theme park! Game Freak hasn't stopped with their RPG however and for the past few years they have been releasing new versions of the game following the same formula. Towards the end of September, we receive their latest offering, "Diamond" and "Pearl" (referred together as "Pokemon DP" from here onwards) for the DS with Wi-Fi support.
With the Pokémon 25th Anniversary rumour mill in full spin, fans firmly believe Pokémon Diamond and Pearl remakes are a guarantee. It makes sense really, with Sinnoh next in line for a regional reboot, and it’s been six years since the last remakes, the Hoenn-based Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.
Alex S. from Link Cable Gaming writes: " Pokémon’s release kicked off a worldwide phenomenon that is still going strong to this day. In fact, some will say it’s never been a better time to try to ‘catch ’em all’. But is it? That’s the question we’re aiming to answer in this inaugural article of Pokémon week here at Link Cable Gaming – which generation of Pocket Monsters is truly the master of them all?"
2021 marks the 25th anniversary of everyone's favorite monster-catching franchise: Pokemon. Celebrate the big milestone with TechRaptor as we take a trip down memory lane through each generation.
