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Buy Pokemon Diamond or Pokemon Pearl! These games provide some of the best gaming experiences to date!

Pokemon Diamond and Pearl for Nintendo DS. Information on the Elite 4, National Dex, and transferring pokemon via Pal Park.

Because I've always felt that the old Pokemon games were the best of their time, I decided to give the relatively new Pokemon Diamond/Pearl a chance at a review. Can you teach an old game new tricks?

The latest installments for the Pokemon series, Diamond and Pearl, are out. We all know the hype the series has generated over the years, so are they worth getting? Read the review and decide for yourself.

Pokemon. Since it's original release in 1997 the game has become one of Nintendo's trademark series. While Pokemon Diamond and Pearl has added some new features to the long lasting series, little remains unchanged.

The following is a list of five anticipated games coming out in the next few months for the Nintendo DS portable gaming system.

Don't know what to get that special someone, but know they have a Nintendo DS or DS Lite? Here's a cheat sheet that should get you through the holidays.

While games like Final Fantasy III, Yoshi's Island 2, Contact, Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis and The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass may take the spot light of upcoming DS games, several games can be easily overlooked.

Being the only 30 year old Pokemon fan I know, I had to rush out and buy Pokemon Diamond and Pearl when they came out. Read on to see what I thought about these highly addictive games.

With over a million copies sold in the first week alone, Pokemon fans are more than ready to step up to the plate and try the new series out. But does the new generation have anything truly new to offer?

Pokemon hits the Nintendo DS once again with another spin-off of the popular flagship title before next year's big release of Diamond and Pearl.

The first true installment of the Pokemon series on the Nintendo DS is just as fun as its predecessors.

the DS is the best selling game system this year and a lot of people will be purchasing gifts based on it. Do you ever wonder what does the DS gamers want? Sometimes it's not just games but accessories too.

Seven years has come and gone and Pokemon its stonger than ever with its lateset installments, Pokemon Pearl and Pokemon Diamond. We take a look back at the evolution of this legendary series.

Pokemon Battle Revolution lets you pick your three champions to duke it out in a variety of battle arenas against other Pokemon trainers.

Before you could be a surgeon, a chef, or an attorney, the N64 let players become a photographer. Will Nintendo give players a chance to "Snap" up this old N64 favorite?

Pokemon are great but there moment of fame happened only on portable, should they also be treated the same on console as well?

A guide to the items you will need to begin playing the Pokemon TCG.

Pokemon is generically go train and battle with your friends. But the newest versions of Pokemon have more than before. Not only can you go the standard way of battling, training, and collecting badges. You have quite a few options to give the game much more play life.

The Pokemon (meaning "Pocket Monsters) franchise is owned by gaming giants Nintendo who have taken it from a game that was originally played on connected Game-Boys to a huge brand incorporating movies, DVD's, game cards, video games, cartoon series and much, much more.

It's been seven years, and it's pretty much the same as the last time you saw it, only with better graphics. A few new side quests in each game ensure that no two games are exactly the same, but is that enough to keep the franchise going?

The current number one handheld in the market is sure to see a huge year as the coming soon list for the Nintendo DS is a surefire best of 2007 list.

Although Cooking Mama by Majesco Entertainment is a cute and original Nintendo DS game, is it really worth buying? Gamers, take a look at this brief but informative review before spending your hard-earned dough.

Got a Nintendo DS? You can now take your game demos on the run. All you have to do is find a place to download the demo of your choice, and then you can take it with you. And when you're done, you just power off - and the demo is deleted automatically.

It seems as though in the upcoming months, there's going to be at least one or two new games for the Nintendo DS for essentially every kind of gamer. With so many games coming out, which ones should you spend your hard-earned money on?