Like Arceus, Z-A takes players back to the setting of a previous mainline Pokémon game. Unlike Arceus, though, it's more of a ...

Basic graphics and slightly undercooked mechanics dampen the best Pokémon game I've played in a long while. The first thing I ...

Z-A is a much more tightly focused - and delightfully goofy - return to better form. At least by modern Pokémon's standards.

As such, we'd recommend renting or buying the complete series on digital platforms such as Google if you want to watch ...

Nintendo makes a lot of Pokemon games, too many for me to keep track of. But Legends Z-A is the first that's Switch 2-optimized, although you can play on original Switches, too. I ...

Out of all Pokémon games, it’s undoubtedly generation six that I’ve spent the most time with. While not my favourite duology, ...

The return to Lumiose City brings one of Pokemon's most exciting adventures in years.

Z-A is an engaging city break that puts the emphasis back on battling and Mega Evolution, but it doesn't deliver on all ...

The player arrives in not-Paris and is quickly thrust into a mystery around Lumiose City, the location’s new Z-A Royale tournament, and Mega Evolution. Pleasingly, Pokémon Legends Z-A’s story is far ...

Z-A is a follow-up to Arceus that feels similar and different due to its focus on living alongside Pokemon in a modern city.

The first Pokémon game on Nintendo Switch 2 features night-time brawling in a pastiche of Paris, as turn-based battles are ...

While leaks in the tech and gaming industry is not a novel idea, doing so for the Pokemon franchise seems especially risky.