Pokémon has a lot of games out there, mostly dedicated to Nintendo's various consoles. One of the areas it could use some growth, though, is mobile. Which is strange, considering so many people would download and play more games featuring the (mostly) adorable pocket monsters. Just like we saw with Pokémon GO. And maybe now we'll see that all over again.
Apple Arcade initially launched with the promise that the gaming service would host around 100 titles. That has changed quite a bit since the service's debut, though, with Apple Arcade now offering more than 200 games in its rotating roster. And it looks like another title is heading to the service at some point in the future, welcoming one of the most beloved franchises to the service whenever it happens.
“What Remains of Edith Finch”, the very first Annapurna game, is coming to iPhone and iPad, the publisher announced. It's slated to release on Apple's App Store on Thursday, August 16.
Learn how to enable Olympic mode in Google Chrome's dinosaur jumping game on your mobile devices and computers, just in time for the 2021 Tokyo Summer Olympic Games.
Last week, Netflix blew some minds by saying it was (finally?) jumping into the video game market. Unfortunately, while the company made some executive changes to warrant this shift in strategy, they didn't go into much detail at the time. Today, that's changing a little.
Apple Arcade has a lot of games under its umbrella, and it recently buffed up the library by launching updated versions of classic titles. Today, a trio of new games have arrived on the subscription service. Apple actually first teased their arrival back in June of this year.
When it comes to playing games on devices, there are a lot of options for subscription services these days. One of the biggest, Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass, and even Apple's Apple Arcade, are pretty good value. And now it looks like Netflix is ready to jump on board the bandwagon.
“Alto's Odyssey: The Lost City” is launching on Apple Arcade on Friday, July 16, developer Snowman has announced. Here's your first glimpse of what lies beneath the endless desert.
Follow a few simple steps laid out in our tutorial if you'd like to discover and play a secret Google Easter egg pinball game in the company's official app for iPhone and iPad.
Microsoft's goal was to launch its cloud gaming service, xCloud (or Xbox Cloud Gaming), directly on the App Store. But Apple isn't keen on that idea (even after making some changes to seem like it is). So, like other companies, Microsoft had to use a workaround, utilizing Safari to welcome the service for iOS users.
The Pokemon franchise will soon get its first strategic team battle game, Pokemon United.
Having debuted with almost a hundred games, Apple Arcade now offers more than 180 titles. New arrivals have been non-existent in the past few months, but that's about to change soon.