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Anyone who's played Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth probably remembers its outrageous Sicko Snap minigame - a spin on Pokemon Snap that has our protags taking pictures of muscly half-naked men - but it wasn't included purely for the shock value.
The Pokémon World Championships (or Worlds) kicked off in Hawaii last week, and since then, we've seen the best TCG players in the world duke it out for the top spot. The competition's winners have already been announced, but I think we've found the prize for the most controversial decision.
The made a big announcement during the World Championships 2024 closing ceremony, revealing the return of the popular Owner's Pokémon mechanic. Worlds has often been the site of major TCG revelations, like last year's closing ceremony heralding the return of ACE SPEC items. Taking place in Honolulu, Hawaii, the 2024 iteration of the game's most important event of the year didn't disappoint, even if there were a few World Championships 2024 TCG controversies that briefly stole the spotlight.
The first cards from the upcoming Pokemon TCG set, Paradise Dragona, have been shown off at the Pokemon World Championships in Honolulu, Hawaii.
A shocking story emerged from the Pokémon World Championships 2024 TCG Masters quarterfinals earlier today in Honolulu, Hawaii. Competitor Ian Robb was removed from the tournament following a win in the Top 8 over Fernando Cifuentes, unexpectedly granting the latter a berth into the Top 4 and immediately throwing the semifinals in chaos as Cifuentes represented one of then-undefeated player Jesse Parker's worst matchups.
The Pokémon World Championships 2024 stage in Honolulu, Hawaii is full of little nods to the game's long history. While it looks impressive on stream, it's also not always clear which among the many creatures were able to take the spotlight at the franchise's biggest event of the year. While Pikachu is an iconic staple and isn't going anywhere, there are often a few obscure choices included too based on the region hosting the event — for instance, Luvdisc is pretty prominently featured in this year's media.
To celebrate the 2024 Pokémon World Championships taking place in Hawaii, a set of Timed Research focusing on team building for the GO Battle League is available to claim and complete in . As part of this limited-time quest, Trainers will be asked to between three team options, so you might be wondering which one is the best choice.
With the start of the 2024 Pokémon World Championships, rewards and bonuses are heading to . From Pokémon debuts and increased spawn rates to new raids, there is plenty to keep trainers busy during the event. However, one of the best features is the opportunity to earn Pokémon with specific featured attacks that they can't normally learn. This can be useful for the Master League PvP.