Titolo: Pokemon Channel Piattaforma: GameCube Genere: Educativo Software house: Nintendo Sviluppatore: Nintendo/GameFreak Distributore: Nintendo Welcome to Pokèmon TV! Signore e Signori, prego, accendete la TV e tuffatevi nel mondo di Pikachi e company; lasciate da parte le velleità da riflessi arcade o quant’altro ancora. No, qua non avrete assolutamente a che fare con quella che è l’azione videoludica canonicamente intesa; qua vi dovete rilassare e abbandonare ai programmi della TV dei Pokèm
Hace algunos días os comentábamos una noticia, bueno mejor un rumor más que otra cosa, que se manifestaba el futuro lanzamiento de una nueva edición de los chicos de Game Freak titulada bajo el nombre de Pokémon Platinum, o mejor dicho en nuestro idioma, Pokémon Edición Platino. El rumor también indicaba que su lanzamiento en Japón se produciría entorno a la estación de otoño, y así ha sido finalmente gracias a la reciente confirmación por parte de la propia Nintendo, quienes además han queri
Filed under: News Do you want to be the very best, like no one ever was? Do you (whatever all the other stuff in the song is)? Nintendo wants you to compete against a bunch of kids in the Pokémon Video Game Showdown 2008 event, a massive Pokémon Diamond/Pearl tournament comprising 32 players each from the U.S. and Japan. Before you get to Orlando for Video Armageddon the finals, you must first qualify at a tournament in LA or New York City. And before you can get there, you have to pass a Po
Ya es definitivo y está publicado en el main de la web oficial. La fecha de lanzamiento no está fijada aún pero es muy probable que sea a comienzos/mediados de septiembre.
Pokemon Platinum revealed, set for fall release in Japan
Filed under: Nintendo DS, RPGs Pokéfanatics across the globe have been anxiously tied to their poké-related news sites over the past few weeks, attempting to prognosticate what gemstone/precious metal/color would serve as the title for the next installment in the beloved monster-enslaving series -- shortly after CoroCoro magazine dropped word of the upcoming Pokémon Platinum, the Sandshrew-swift Nintendo swooped in to confirm the title, and to reveal a fall release window for the game in Japa
Game Freak, Incorporated(株式会社ゲームフリーク,Kabushiki-gaisha Gēmu Furīku?) is the Japanese video game developer behind the Pokémon series of RPGs, as well as several other games. It is a second-party developer for Nintendo.
The company was founded on April 26, 1989 by Satoshi Tajiri. In honor of the founder, the lead character in the Japanese version of the Pokémon TV series was named Satoshi (Ash Ketchum in the English dub). One of Game Freak's first games was Famicom action/puzzle game Quinty, which was released in North America as Mendel Palace.
Their most popular RPG series, Pokémon, is published by Nintendo in Japan, North America and Europe. Pokémon is formally known as Pocket Monsters (ポケットモンスター,Poketto Monsutā?) in Japan, and the abbreviation Pokémon (ポケモン,Pokémon?) is derived from the Japanese spelling.
Game Freak released Drill Dozer, an all new game for Game Boy Advance in 2005, and released Diamond and Pearl, the versions of Pokémon for the Nintendo DS, in 2006 and 2007.
Developed games
Nintendo Game Boy
Yoshi (Mario & Yoshi) (1991, Nintendo)
Nontan to Issho! Kuru-Kuru Puzzle (1994, Victor Interactive)
Pokémon Red/Green/Blue (1996, Nintendo)
Pokémon Yellow (1998, Nintendo)
Game Boy Camera (1998, Nintendo)
Nintendo Game Boy Color
Pokémon Gold and Silver (1999, Nintendo)
Pokémon Crystal (2000, Nintendo)
Nintendo Game Boy Advance
Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire (2002, Nintendo)
Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen (2004, Nintendo)
Pokémon Emerald (2004, Nintendo)
Drill Dozer (2005, Nintendo)
Nintendo DS
Pokémon Diamond and Pearl (2006), Nintendo
Pokémon Platinum (2008), Nintendo
Nintendo Family Computer/Nintendo Entertainment System
Yoshi/Mario & Yoshi (1991, Nintendo)
Mendel Palace (1990, Hudson Soft , Namco )
Nintendo Super Famicom/Super Nintendo Entertainment System
BUSHI Seiryūden: Futari no Yūsha (1997, Sony)
Mario & Wario (1993, Nintendo)
Smart Ball (1991, Sony)
Smart Ball 2 (1994, Sony)
NEC PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16
Bazaar de Gosāru no Game de Gosāru (1996, NEC)
Sega Mega Drive/Sega Genesis
Magical Tarurūto-kun (1992, Sega)
Pulseman (1994, Sega)
Sony PlayStation
Click Medic (1999, Sony)
External links
Official Game Freak Website (Japanese)
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Nintendo developers
First party
Brownie Brown • EAD (including R&D1 and R&D2) • Intelligent Systems • Monolith Soft • NST • Retro Studios • SPD
Second party
AlphaDream • Ambrella • Camelot Software Planning • Game Freak • Genius Sonority • HAL Laboratory • Noise
Former second party
Ape • Factor 5 • Left Field Productions • Marigul Management (including Clever Trick, Param and Saru Brunei) • Nd Cube • Rare • Silicon Knights
