It isn’t as if Nintendo and The Pokémon Company can pretend the two star games of the presentation — freshly announced multiplayer battler Pokémon Champions, and Pokémon Le

A new game from Game Freak and The Pokemon Works will focus on battles and sync up with your collection in Pokemon Home.

A new Pokémon game was just announced, with Pokémon Champions bringing traditional Pokémon battles to both mobile platforms and the Nintendo Switch.

While the reveal was light on the specifics, Champions appears to a game focused solely on battling. Players will be able to import their pokémon from Pokémon Scarlet or Violet,

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Years of begging and hoping have finally paid off, with The Pokémon Company officially announcing a somewhat comprehensive battling simulator with online play—P

During today’s Pokémon Presents, the company showed off “Pokémon Champions,” a new battle-focused game for Switch and mobile.

The new game is accessible to Switch, iOS and Android players, allowing these disparate fanbases to butt heads in cross-platform battles.

The Nintendo Switch was launched in 2017, and since then, it has been a favorite. It redefined gaming by seamlessly blending home console power with handheld convenience.

If you’ve caught Pokémon fever, then you may want to grab the Switch games, Let’s Go Pikachu or Let’s Go Eevee while they’re on offer.

The usual Switch OLED bundle with the newest Super Mario game, some discounts on Mario Switch games (from 9th March), wider distribution of Alarmo, and a Super Nintendo World sweepstakes to give fans the chance to win a trip to the new Orlando, Florida park are among the options. But the strangest one came in the form of a JetBlue aircraft.

A new game called Pokemon Champions looks like an official version of Pokemon Showdown—and will even be available on non-Nintendo platforms.