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Pika! Pika! Pikachu! 30 Fakten zu 30 Jahren Pokémon
Am 27. Februar 1996 erschien das erste Pokémon-Spiel in Japan. Die Serie begründete das erfolgreichste Medien-Franchise der Welt.
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Data folks from The Straits Times made a very cool dataviz story of Pokémon, to celebrate the 30th anniversary https://www.straitstimes.com/multimedia/graphics/2026/02/pokemon-tree-of-life/index.html

The Pokemon tree of life
To celebrate 30 years of catching ’em all, discover the parallels between the Pokemon universe and our own.

I would instantly buy Pokémon Let's Go Elekid / Magby, ngl 👀
(Take notes, Pokémon Company)
#Pokémon #ShareYourGames

Pokémon Champions monetization is weird. It has the typical F2P thing where you start out with lots of currency and items, but then it slows to a crawl. The weird thing is that this is true even if you pay.
After 15 hours playing (supposedly), I completed the entire battle pass and got 50 Pokémon, but now it seems like I’ll only be able to get a few Pokémon per week even if I log in and play every day.
I guess it’ll improve in a month when the next battle pass comes out.

I hate to link to Kokaku, but this story about how some Pokopia players are recreating the Kanto region from the original Pokémon Red and Blue games, such as streamer Quenca, is pretty impressive. They're using Pokopia’s “Palette Town” free creation area to do this: https://kotaku.com/pokem…

Pokémon Pokopia Fans Are Recreating The Red And Blue Map
The game’s free creation area is giving people a lot of freedom to make cool stuff

Was I sitting here at 21:00 PT / 00:00 ET refreshing lego.com just so I could get the silly little Pokémon center reward? You bet I was.
Did I get one? Heck yeah.
All the best to the other fans out there hoping to get their hands on one.
#LEGO

Always hire a lawyer to read the fine print. Thank you for your years of service. You've helped make us rich, while eroding privacy. There will be no severance package or back pay, but console yourself: You got the job you loved.
https://www.polygon.com/pokemon-go-data-ai-robot…

Your Pokémon Go data has helped Niantic AI power urban delivery robots
If you played Pokémon Go, there's a chance you helped with the development of training robots and AI.

For £12m, you could buy a seven-bedroom mansion in Hampstead, north London,
or a Bugatti La Voiture Noire, one of the world’s most coveted sports cars, with a few hundred thousand quid to spare.
Or you could blow it all on a Pokémon card
https://www.t…

Remind Angus, it's the Pokémon landlords
Not the mums and dads, not the owner occupiers
#CGT #WellDoneAngus #housing

Nintendo's stock jumps 8% , its steepest climb since April 2025, after Pokémon Pokopia, a Switch 2 exclusive released on March 5, sold out at major US retailers (Alice French/Bloomberg)
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/20

“[Niantic Spatial]’s latest product is a model that it says can pinpoint your location on a map to within a few centimeters, based on a handful of snapshots of the buildings or other landmarks in view. The firm wants to use it to help robots navigate with greater precision in places where GPS is unreliable.”

How Pokémon Go is helping robots deliver pizza on time
Niantic's AI spinout is using 30 billion images of urban landmarks crowdsourced from players to train a new world model.

pokemon go to little st james

Charlie puts PSA on BLAST for destroying some poor guy's Pokémon card... and now PSA buckled (now that they were caught) and are supposedly gonna fix the situation.
▶️ I've Disliked This Company for Awhile and Feel Vindicated Now
https://youtube.com/watch?v=3pQAJzGa3t

I do like Pokémon Champions' rank system where you can rank up but not down (at least for the ranks I'm in).
For each rank, you gain a point for winning and lose a point for losing, and you have to get to a certain number of points to rank up (4 points starting out, I think it's up to 5 for me now).
Suppose it's 5. Then if you have a 75% chance to win each game, it'll take 9 games to rank up on average; 50% => 30 games; 25% => 716 games.
So you do…

Niantic Spatial partners with Coco Robotics to integrate a visual positioning system trained on data from Pokemon Go and Ingress into a fleet of delivery robots (Will Douglas Heaven/MIT Technology Review)
https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/03/1

How Pokémon Go is giving delivery robots an inch-perfect view of the world
Niantic's AI spinout is training a new world model using 30 billion images of urban landmarks crowdsourced from players.

Looks like Pokémon Champions removed Metronome from the game. lol.

Bug bros by Venz Rebadulla
#Pokémon #Pinsir #Heracross #PokémonArt

by Art Yeuh
#Poliwrath #Pokémon #art #ArtYeuh #PocketMonsters