The Hunt for Pikachu

Video The Hunt for Pikachu

May 09, 2012

Beware what you hunt for, you just might get it.

Filed Under   pikachu   irl   pokemon
Bug Catcher Waits

original Bug Catcher Waits

May 12, 2012

Life is harden for a bug-type trainer.

Sonic For Hire: Pokemon

Video Sonic For Hire: Pokemon

May 08, 2012

Professor Oak isn't happy Sonic pawned the Master Ball.

Hipster Ash Ketchum

Picture Hipster Ash Ketchum

May 08, 2012

He caught Articuno before it was cool.

Filed Under   hipsters   art   pokemon
Ash Ketchum As A Girl

Picture Ash Ketchum As A Girl

May 04, 2012

Professor Oak is going to be more confused than ever.

Filed Under   cosplay   girls   pokemon
Pokemon Roses

Picture Pokemon Roses

May 02, 2012

Just don't try to keep a fire-type in there.

Filed Under   irl   pokemon   flowers
Sleepy Pokemon Trainer

Picture Sleepy Pokemon Trainer

May 01, 2012

If I know Charmanders, that dude's stomach is covered in 3rd degree burns by now.

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Cheese Blastoise

Picture Cheese Blastoise

May 01, 2012

He evolved from Cheddartortle.

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Cubone IRL

Picture Cubone IRL

April 26, 2012

This mother's day, why not wear your mother's skull to show her how much you miss her?

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Article The Dorklyst: The 10 Greatest Modes of Transportation in Videogame History

By Andrew Bridgman / April 27, 2012
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Getting around in games can be a hassle. Just like in real life, it's nice to have a faster option so that you don't always have to trudge through Mt. Moon one step at a time, fending off Zubats. Unlike real life, you don't have to settle for a used '96 Toyota Corolla. Here are the 10 greatest modes of transportation in videogame history.

10. Rush (Mega Man series)

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The only thing better than a loyal dog companion is a loyal dog companion that can turn into a jet, a submarine, a springboard, and about 20 other things (depending on which game you happen to be playing). Rush, the robot dog of Mega Man, was a blessing when he first appeared – now you had the option of flying across the pits of spikes instead of trying to make perilous and risky jumps. Of course, you could only use Rush for short bursts of time, just like a regular dog who caught on that you were out of Beggin' Strips.

Filed Under   final fantasy   mario   pokemon   dorklyst   toejam and earl