Pokémon

Calling all soccer superstars! Gear up for A Small World Cup, the adrenaline-pumping game that throws you right into the heart of championship action. Forget complicated controls and confusing tactics – this game is all about pure, unadulterated fun and skillful kicks.

Are you ready to embark on a thrilling driving adventure amidst the bustling streets and highways? Traffic Jam 3D is the ultimate racing game that will challenge your skills, keep you on the edge of your seat, and deliver an adrenaline rush like no other.

Get Your Teammates and Gear Up!

Imagine a bustling basketball court, the crowd cheering, and you're in the middle of it all. That's the feeling you get with Basket Random! You and a friend will team up as a pair, one as the dunker and the other as the defender. The goal? Dunk that ball into the opposing team's basket as many times as you can and claim victory!

Dunkin' Like a Champ:

As the dunker, you're the star of the show. You'll get the ball, feel the adrenaline, and make that final shot that brings your team closer to winning. Use your keyboard or mouse to control your dunker, move around the court, and unleash that perfect throw. Watch as the ball soars through the air and swirls through the net – nothing beats that feeling!

Great! The main goal of the geometry dash meltdown game is to move, but to do so, you must understand the rules of the game and grasp the tricks of the game

I released the first episode of my let’s play last night. It’s a big moment for me because I was supposed to start my channel last year, but due to an accident the recovery prevented me from perusing my dreams. Let’s change that today. I may not be good but I have a passion I don’t want to put off any longer.

Butterfree haunts me and won’t let me go… - Episode 1 - Pokémon Crystal Clear

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A review of the newly released DLC The Teal Mask and an overview of the story (petty good), the Pokemon and area aspects (also pretty good) and how the game runs, functions, and how it is to play (worse than the base game at launch)

"A live action series based on Pokémon is to air in Japan from October 19th. Follows the story of a young woman who becomes enamored with Pokémon after receiving Pokémon Red from her mother" via @serebiinet

I'm looking for good ideas for teams. I'm trying to avoid using seemingly random Pokémon and want to use a theme or style. I'm thinking of weather or trick room teams but when I tried looking them up I get articles that don't go in depth or are just about how to make a team. YouTube was worse with a lot of videos in how to make a team. I'm probably looking it up wrong but any help would be great.

I was hoping for something new, like a new pmd or Legends, or another new spinoff entirely, but we got literally nothing new. We got detective Pikachu release date, a couple events for the mobile games, and dlc we already knew about. The applin and duraludon evos are great, don't get me wrong, but I really wanted something new, ya know?

Sorry if I'm a bit of a downer, just wanted to see what others were thinking.

Preferably excluding legendaries, as it obviously very easy to make a good team out of them.
A team I built for lower-levels Pokemon Stadium that did pretty well (got me a cup) was something like:
Raichu
Dratini
Arcanine
Gyarados
Mankey
I'm struggling to remember the last member, grass or even Butterfree, but there were multiple rounds so I may have switched. I recall one difficulty was the threat of both earthquake (which half the grasses are vulnerable to) and rock slide from grounds so at one point I experimented with Lapras to supplement Gyarados.
No lie I love Butterfree.

Just had a couple of unusually good games in the sense of team mates that actually worked together, all rotated to objectives, someone actually played support (I played defender), didn't act toxic, etc.

It's not an especially well moderated or managed MOBA, but they recently did a balance patch that made it a tiny bit less infuriating. They have an unfortunate tendency to have periods with one broken mon curbstomping everyone else - even though the pay to win period is usually short, it's still extremely annoying.

The basic strategy is two go up top, two bottom, one middle, farm, rotate down to to take the bottom boss when the 30 second timer appears, rotate up to take top boss, then if able score and go back to defend goals. Toward the end of the game, Rayquaza or Zapdos appears. Failure to take the birbdragon usually but not always means defeat.

It can be a lot of fun, the pokemon have so much personality and I got attached to mons I never cared about before, but it has some severe flaws at times. I've climbed to Masters several times but I'm pretty sure literal toddlers are in Masters.