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Pokémon Go’s "Lunar New Year 2026" event has kicked off, running from Feb. 17-21, celebrating the Year of the Horse. As part of the event, some horse Pokémon and red Pokémon are taking the spotlight.

Pokémon Go’s "Valentine's Day 2026" event runs from Feb. 10-15, features a bunch of paired-up or pink Pokémon, and brings back the crown-wearing versions of Nidoqueen and Nidoking to raids. The event ...

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Valentine’s Day 2026 in Pokemon Go is admittedly not the most exciting event we’ve seen recently. It doesn’t feature any new Pokemon debuts, instead focusing on Nidoran and Cherubi. That said, Shiny ...

One of the main things that keeps Pokemon Go interesting 10 years later are its events. There’s almost always something going on in the game to encourage players to log in and catch new Pokemon. This ...

Oricorio will feature in the upcoming Pokémon GO Catch Mastery event, which will also spotlight two other bird species. Let's get into the details. Oricorio Catch Mastery event graphic in Pokémon GO.

Pokémon GO is brining the love with a Nidoran-themed Valentine's Day event this year. Let's get into the details. Valentine's Day 2026 event graphic in Pokémon GO. Credit: Niantic 2× XP for catching ...

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In this video Leah, Sol, Cedric and Lok have fun with the BBC micro:bit mini computer, playing a quiz game called Hot Potato, using the randomised timer function. Watch the video below with your class ...