Pokemon Y

Nintendo has issued updates to Pokemon X and Y that fix the Lumiose City save bug. It had been erasing games if you saved in side certain regions of the city.

Pokemon X and Y character designers say they drew inspiration from the Europe-inspired setting, having taken trips to Europe and seeing the local wildlife.

For this edition of Weekend Confirmed, we have two crews for you! We start the show with the Weekend Confirmed X crew of hosts Garnett Lee and Jeff Cannata and the Shacknews duo of Andrew Yoon and Ozzie Mejia reacting to the Watch Dogs delay and how that affects the decision...

Pokemon has acknowledged a save game bug in Pokemon X and Y, and the Japanese company site says it is working on a fix to hit that region in a few days.

A look at some of Pokemon X & Y's Pokedex entries reveals some startlingly dark applications for this generation of pocket monsters.

Now that Pokemon X and Y have introduced Mega Evolutions and Fairy-types, it was only a matter of time before they hit the Pokemon Trading Card Game, as well.

We're certainly keen on Pokémon X and Y, and apparently aren't the only ones. Nintendo today announced the pair sold four million copies between them over the weekend following Saturday's launch. If you smooshed them together, it'd be the fastest-selling 3DS game yet.

Pokemon X and Y has introduced ways to make raising your Pokemon a quicker process, something Game Freak's Junichi Masuda attributes to the smartphone generation not having as much time to play.

It's a time honored tradition going back to the very set of Pokemon games: which version do I choose? Red or Green? Diamond or Pearl? Or in this case, X or Y?

Game Freak director Junichi Masuda says he is resistant to the idea of DLC in a Pokemon game, because he prefers that players be able to enjoy the full experience with just one piece of software.

"Make Pikachu more muscular," Nintendo president Satoru Iwata recalled skeptics saying before Pokemon launched in America. "Will America accept cute monsters? No, they said."

Pokemon's cross-generation transfer and cloud storage service launches in December for $5/year.

What's that in the sky? It's not a brand new Pokemon. No, that black-and-blue beast you see in the screenshot above is actually Mega Charizard X, one possible mega-evolution for the fan-favorite Pokemon.

Pokemon X and Y will also have a new pair of fossil-based Pokemon. One is a hard-hitting T-Rex-like figure and the other is a gentler sort with a potential game-changing new ability.