"Gotta Catch 'Em All" is the motto of any Pokémon game, but to 100% some titles in the series, your patience will be tested in some tough RPG grinds.

In our new Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl preview, we talk about how the upcoming remakes for Nintendo Switch recapture the feel of Pokémon's lost generation.

Pokémon Champions is a game focused on Pokémon battles, which features the series "core-style battles" and allows players to battle online with one another.

But some games in the series are better than others, and that's why we've put together this list of every Pokémon game ranked from worst to best.

Pokemon Diamond and Pearl introduced Pokemon trading into the modern age. Instead of using a cable link, the games made use of the Nintendo DS' WiFi connectivity to trade Pokemon with other players.

Diamond and Pearl do what the Pokémon franchise has always done best--deliver an accessible and highly addictive role-playing game experience.

You see, just like fellow remakes Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, the new Diamond and Pearl games don't offer an online matchmaking system.

A new Pokemon Legends: Arceus leak has revealed a feature cut from the game that sounds similar to a feature in Pokemon Diamond and Pearl.

What are the best Pokémon games? Whether you're playing Pokémon on Switch or want to learn more about older Pokémon games, this ranking is for you.

Looking to jump into the world of Pokémon but don't know where to start? Here's our ranked list of every Pokémon game (plus spin-offs and remakes) to consider.

The DP Sound Library currently hosts an online library of Pokemon Diamond and Pearl that can be listened to online or downloaded for use in creative projects.

Like the themes of its story, Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl are solid and enduring – leaning on the past, with all of its triumphs and tripwires.