Your Pokémon team shares experience points among themselves whenever a battle is successfully won. This is a new feature that wasn't in the original DS games.
It might be a small thing, but being able to have your Pokémon follow behind you while playing Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl is so satisfying. But can all Pokémon follow you?
The Gen IV remakes are working to capture the feel of the original games with updated visuals rather than pulling the games into modern play styles. As part of this, HMs are completed by wild Pokémon instead of your team.
If nostalgia is creeping up on you and you'd like to purchase the games that brightened your childhood, make sure you don't get duped with this guide!
Oreo's newest collaboration with Pokémon will feature 16 different Pokémon-themed cookies, with some cookies being rare. Fans need not worry, though, as they can eat all the cookies they want as they hunt for Mew!
As with any core Pokémon RPG, these gen 4 remakes include version exclusives. But exactly which Pokémon are in either game?
We learned more about Pokémon Brillliant Diamond, Shining Pearl, and Legends: Arceus this week. Several other Pokémon games also received exciting updates.
The Dialga and Palkia edition of the Nintendo Switch Lite features these two awesome Pokémon on the backside. Grab yours while it's available.
Early adopters of Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Pokémon Shining Pearl will be rewarded! Check out all the pre-order bonuses for these games.
Nintendo revealed that Pokémon Home support will be coming to Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl, and Legends: Arceus sometime next year.