Pokémon Home, the cloud-based pocket monster storage system that will let players and fans manage their Pokémon across multiple platforms and games, is set for launch in February. Based on new details ...

Nintendo and The Pokémon Company announced their next-generation, cloud-based app Pokémon Home alongside Sword and Shield’s first DLC expansion Thursday. The service will let players manage their ...

The Pokémon Company is making it easier for players to keep all of their pokémon from every game in one place with a cloud storage service known as the Pokémon Home. The tool will launch in February.

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At a cozy party in 2014, Case Marsteller caught a rare, shiny Honedge Pokémon in Pokémon X on her Nintendo 3DS. It was a precious moment, made significantly more so after a close friend, who was ...

After a short wait, Pokémon Home is now available to download on iOS, Android and Nintendo Switch. The Nintendo-made app allows you to transfer your Pokémon to the franchise's latest entry, Pokémon ...

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If you're a longtime Pokemon fan, you've likely captured hundreds of pocket monsters over the years. That makes Pokemon Home an essential resource. This cloud service for Nintendo Switch and mobile ...

Ahead of the launch of Pokémon Home sometime next month, Nintendo has shared pricing for the upcoming cross-platform storage and transfer service. A month of the Premium subscription to Pokémon Home ...

On Wednesday, Nintendo announced that it will close the online stores for both the Wii U console and the Nintendo 3DS handheld in late March 2023. The Nintendo eShop, which persisted across both ...