Remember that Spearow episode? Well, this trailer set to the saddest tune will take you back to all those emotions. 

Just under a month from now, Pokémon GO will officially be one year old, although you may remember that differently if you, like many, struggled to begin playing within the early days under the bonkers server load. Things have died down a bit since then, but the game is still going strong, and Niantic has some summer updates and events planned to maybe bring back a bit of that magic—something we could all use in our lives right now.

Yesterday, Nintendo made a surprise announcement: With E3 looming just next week, they'd be announcing some Pokémon news today in a dedicated Nintendo Direct presentation at 10AM EDT. Watch inside!

Yesterday, Build-A-Bear released the online exclusive Squirtle set to their Pokémon collection, which includes a bunch of adorable accessories including an Ultra Ball Hoodie, an exclusive trading card, and the cutest little raincoat.

Pokéland's concept is pretty simple: You collect toy versions of Pokémon and battle them against other Pokémon on a variety of different islands.

Magikarp Jump isn't getting the same amount of hype and attention as Pokémon GO did last summer, but it's a mobile game that's definitely worth your attention.

It's easy to go down a rabbit-hole of negativity these days with everything going on in the world, but for the next sixteen days and change, there is at least one source of positivity and love that is here for us. Twitch is running an 18-day marathon of the children's classic TV show, Mister Rogers Neighborhood.

I've never seen a Pikachu in this intense of a situation before, and I've seen them fight Onix! But here we have a Pikachu dancer whose costume begins to deflate and...well...I mean, I feel like this response is just a leeeetle bit overblown, wouldn't you say?

The National Museum of Play, the Strong, has assembled this year's list of finalists for possible induction into the World Video Game Hall of Fame, to sit alongside the likes of Super Mario Bros., Sonic the Hedgehog, The Legend of Zelda, Tetris, Doom, and more. The 2017 list sports everything from Windows Solitaire to Halo, so odds are that you'll find something on there to root for and maybe even wind up a little torn.

We spotted something cool in the latest Pirates of the Carribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales trailer: Carina Smyth (Kaya Scodelario), the female protagonist, describes herself: "I'm a woman of science."

Do you want to catch a Pokémon? Great! The first thing you want to do is knock it down as low as possible in HP, right? Then, you probably want to throw an Ultra Ball for your best chance—except, in the original Pokémon games, that's not really how things worked, and things you thought you knew were just as much a placebo effect as holding down a specific button ... which means you're probably going to keep right on doing it.

If you still play Pokémon GO now and then, you may have noticed that the app is in the middle of yet another promotion, including some brand new additions to the game. Not only are water Pokémon more likely to appear right now, but there's a guaranteed way to snag evolution items at Pokéstops, and two "shiny Pokémon" have been added to the game—sometimes with a frustrating twist.

Pokémon GO's initial introduction of a few of the Pokémon from the Gold/Silver game generation was limited to babies that players could hatch from eggs, but a full round of brand new Pokémon is finally on the way, and it looks like they'll arrive holding some other new goodies for us.

Remember last year, when seemingly everyone came together on something that wasn't terrible (depending on who you ask)? Well, fun still does exist—so far, anyway—and Pokémon GO has yet another promotion to tie in with Valentine's Day, starting today.

Fun fact: the Netflix YouTube channel isn't just a place for trailers anymore, it seems. They've uploaded what appears to be the first in a potential trend of film/TV criticism videos, and they're starting out strong!

The poor Wii U doesn't have much more software on the way aside from a game that's also appearing on its successor (Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild), but the folks at Nintendo still have some tricks up their sleeves. Keeping the recent Pokémon fever going, the beloved Nintendo 64 title Pokémon Snap is finally making its way to the virtual console on the Wii U.

It's official: Ryan Gosling has a new job. He has signed on to star in the Neil Armstrong biopic, First Man, which will be directed by La La Land's Damien Chazelle.