The Xbox Series X (the official name of Project Scarlett revealed at The Game Awards) is not shaped like any Xbox before it--or any game console, for that matter. In fact, especially in its vertical orientation, it looks a lot like a PC desktop tower. Like the Xbox 360, which could be positioned horizontally or vertically, the Xbox Series X can be positioned whichever of the two ways you prefer."A lot of times when you're building hardware, you can get limited by some of the traditional tropes of what a game console looks like, plays like, or feels like," Xbox head Phil Spencer told GameSpot. "And we wanted to design a console where the form was driven by the function, and the function was to really play the highest power, most immersive games possible."When designing Xbox Series X, the hardware team designed it to, at least aesthetically, match the Xbox One X. In this regard, Xbox Series X is a quiet machine--it's intended to run games silently and figuratively blend in with the overall look of most tech, like TVs and monitors. As Spencer puts it, the Xbox Series X doesn't take your attention "away from what's happening on screen.""We gave our hardware team some real design opportunities to say, 'Think about how you could design something that could fit this level of performance, and let's be bold in what we're trying to do to ensure that we [aren't] going to have to take limitations in what we want the console to go do, to fit the form of the console and how it was going to play,'" Spencer said. "And I'm really impressed with what the team came back with. I'm probably biased, but when I look at [Xbox One] S and I look at [Xbox One] X in the generation that we're in, I think the hardware team has done an amazing job landing those designs. And the same team led to the stuff that you're getting ready to see for [Xbox Series X]." Xbox Scarlett News Everything We Know About Microsoft's Next-Gen Xbox Info from Gamespot.com

The official name for Microsoft's next-gen gaming console is out there courtesy of The Game Awards: the Xbox Series X. No longer do we need to refer to it as Project Scarlett, but you're probably curious as to why the new, rather straightforward name was chosen. What does it mean? Does it imply anything? Does it hint at what else is in store for next-gen? In an exclusive talk with Xbox boss Phil Spencer, we asked just that, and for now the answer is quite simple: It's a unification of all things Xbox."We know that our Xbox console is just such an iconic part of how people think about their connection to our Xbox brand, and if I asked you what platform you were playing a game on and it happened to be Xbox you'd say, 'I'm playing on the Xbox,'" Spencer explained. He continued, "Instead of trying to get descriptive [with] our own terms...we talked to people and got feedback. It was just, 'Xbox is the core of my relationship with this brand,' and we wanted the console to embody that."That might not sound like much to go on, but it's indicative of what Xbox wants to do moving forward, keeping name convention simple and to have the flexibility for other possible model names in the future. Spencer expanded on this idea a bit, saying, "Obviously in the Series X, it gives us freedom to do other things with that name so that we can create descriptors when we need to."The name is also about accounting for Xbox's past--as Spencer said, "I've seen a lot of the speculation, whether it's [going to be called] 'Infinite' or '8K'...I just want the name to really follow what this is about. Thousands of Xbox games are going to play on this, your Xbox accessories are going to work on this console."With backwards compatibility being such a huge factor in the Xbox ecosystem, it makes sense that Microsoft would go with a name that denotes an all-encompassing feeling. Games across Xbox generations are playable on the Series X, and as Spencer stated, previous accessories and hardware are also part of the equation.Microsoft's Xbox Series X is scheduled to launch sometime in Holiday 2020, but in the meantime, you can check out all the details we've gathered on the next-gen console with our in-depth look at the Xbox Series X or in all our stories below. Xbox Scarlett News Everything We Know About Microsoft's Next-Gen Xbox Info from Gamespot.com

During The Game Awards, Gearbox Software revealed that it will publish the upcoming Godfall, a "looter-slasher" coming from developer Counterplay Studios. Set for release holiday 2020, the third-person action-RPG will release on PC, and more notably PlayStation 5. This is the first confirmation of game coming to next-gen, a full year before the new consoles planned to release next year.In the trailer showed off during The Game Awards, we see three heroes wield magical weapons as they face off against a massive foe approaching from the sky. According to the press release for the game, Godfall is a melee-focused action-RPG focusing on fighting foes, collecting loot, and amassing player. Though you play solo, you can also join groups of up to three players to take on the more dangerous challenges.It's interesting to note that Godfall has been a known game for some time. On the developer's official website, the game has been in development for a few years now, and it's been funded by Kowloon Nights, an independent video game investment firm that also has some stake in the upcoming game from Ico and Shadow of the Colossus creator Fumito Ueda. Gearbox Publishing will be handling publishing for the game. The Game Awards 2019 News The Game Awards 2019 Promising 10 Reveals Watch The Game Awards Livestream Right Here The Game Awards 2019 Stream Date The Game Awards 2019 Nominees Ex-Arkane Devs' New Game Will Be Revealed At The Game Awards 2019 For more on many reveals and award winners from The Game Awards, be sure to check back with GameSpot for more info. Info from Gamespot.com

The Xbox controller has been a gold standard in gamepads for quite some time, so you really shouldn't expect Microsoft to reinvent the wheel for its next-generation Project Scarlett console, now officially known as the Xbox Series X. A redesign isn't necessary, but some slight tweaks and additions certainly seem to be welcome additions to the upcoming Xbox controller that'll come with the new console. We spoke to Xbox boss Phil Spencer about many things Xbox Series X related, including a few details about this new controller."We think we have a good controller in the market today, so we didn't really feel like we needed to go back to square one to build [a new controller]. But there were certain things that we've learned through doing the Elite controller and just listening to fans," Spencer said. "One of them is on the d-pad. We have a new hybrid d-pad that we've been working and think is important."Another sensible addition is one that improves a system-level function, which competitors Sony and Nintendo have already done: a share button. Spencer understands that it's an important feature, saying, "We're not the first ones to do a share button, so we're not going to say that we invented that, but we've heard feedback that sharing is such a part of a gaming experience now for many of our players. I wanted a dedicated button to share, so you'll see that."It doesn't seem like Microsoft is trimming anything either, as Spencer confirmed that rumble triggers and haptic feedback are still in the controllers. And in keeping with the Series X's apparent unification of all things Xbox, the new controller is backwards compatible as well. This means you can use it on the Xbox One (it'll also be PC-compatible). Likewise, you can use existing Xbox One controllers, including both iterations of the Elite, on the Series X.You don't need to fix what isn't broken, but you can add some new bells and whistles, which seems to be the case for the new Xbox controller. We have plenty of coverage on Microsoft's next-gen console, coming Holiday 2020, so be sure to read our exclusive in-depth feature about the Xbox Series X and all our other stories below. Xbox Scarlett News Everything We Know About Microsoft's Next-Gen Xbox Info from Gamespot.com

Microsoft's next-generation gaming console, formerly known as Project Scarlett, has been officially unveiled: the Xbox Series X. Since Scarlett was first confirmed, there have been numerous questions: What does it look like? What do the new games look like? How powerful is it going to be? We finally have the answers to those questions, and in talking with Xbox boss Phil Spencer, we got more insight into the power behind the Series X console.With the launch of the Xbox Series X, it's no surprise Microsoft has graphical capability on the mind. Spencer told us, "We wanted to have a dramatic upgrade from the Xbox One base console. So when we do the math, we're over eight times the GPU power of the Xbox One, and two times what an Xbox One X is."And when we do the math too, the Series X seems to be hitting around 12 teraFLOPs (the general metric used as shorthand to indicate graphics processing power). It's worth keeping in mind that hardware manufacturer AMD is leading the charge on the console's GPU/CPU, and the Series X will be capable of ray tracing for more realistic lighting, reflections, and shadows. Microsoft also has its eyes set on the future beyond launch day as it's accounting for 8K resolution down the line and 120Hz refresh rate.It's not all about GPU power alone--as expected, the Series X beefs up the CPU. Spencer explained, "On the CPU side, which is [something] we really wanted to push relative to previous generations, we have four times the compute power on the CPU in Project Scarlett." Admittedly, not much was given in terms of specifics, but whether or not the reference point is Xbox One's eight-core 1.75GHz CPU or One X's eight-core 2.3GHz CPU, Series X looks to be a significant upgrade.Harnessing increased power isn't just about raw numbers; the architecture needs to be built to take full advantage of it. As Spencer continued, "I/O [input/output] is always an issue. How do we move both memory and bits around? So, we have a 40-times improvement in the I/O speed, [increased] bandwidth for us moving things around on the console [compared to] the past generation. And we've upgraded to GDDR6 memory inside of the box to ensure that the memory itself is able to keep up with the CPU, GPU, and the bandwidth requirements."It doesn't end there, however. The Xbox Series X will utilize ultra-fast storage tech that's been commonplace for high-end PCs in recent years. "We've invested in NVMe solid-state drives and we're also giving developers a lot of new capabilities, and on top of that, try to virtually eliminate load times," Spencer said.Xbox Series XWhile Microsoft has still not divulged the exact specs of the Xbox Series X, its general assertions point towards a distinct jump that truly sounds next-gen worthy. We did get a taste of what's to come when we caught a glimpse of the Hellblade 2 trailer from Ninja Theory, which is a stunning visual showcase unlike anything previous consoles have done.Graphical power isn't the only thing Microsoft aims for, but it's definitely something it cares about, which is apparent when Spencer stated, "Our goal has always been to build the most powerful console we can, and I think we're there. We like leading in power and performance and I feel like we're going to be there again."The Xbox Series X is set to launch in the window of Holiday 2020, as is Sony's PlayStation 5. For more on Microsoft's upcoming console, be sure to read our full in-depth feature with more details on the Xbox Series X or check out all our stories below. Xbox Scarlett News Everything We Know About Microsoft's Next-Gen Xbox Info from Gamespot.com

During The Game Awards, the developers at Digital Extremes revealed a new trailer for Warframe's expansion Empyrean, which focused on the new ship-combat gameplay and team-based squad battles in deep space. At the end of the trailer, the developers announced that the hotly anticipated update is available right now for players on PC.Revealed last year at Tennocon 2018, the new expansion is one of Warframe's most ambitious updates yet. It focuses on new gameplay involving the Railjack, a custom ship that every player can acquire, allowing them to travel into deep space and take on a variety of space-combat missions. Though Warframe does have space missions using the Archwing, the Railjack focuses more on larger ship-combat, taking cues from sci-fi like Star Trek and Star Wars. In a previous update called Rising Tides, players could start a quest to acquire their Railjack, allowing them to piece it together and customize it. But with the Empyrean update, you can now take the ship out for a spin.While out on your ship, you and your squad of tenno can take control of various areas of the ship. These roles include the pilot, an engineer, a gunner, and a tactician. In a similar vein to Sea of Thieves, you'll have to manage different aspects of your ship while actively facing off again enemy vessels. If you receive enough damage, you'll need to step away from your post and repair the damage before it's too late. While this is going on, you can also send members of your squad on away missions to invade enemy vessels and destroy them from the inside. The Game Awards 2019 News The Game Awards 2019 Promising 10 Reveals Watch The Game Awards Livestream Right Here The Game Awards 2019 Stream Date The Game Awards 2019 Nominees Ex-Arkane Devs' New Game Will Be Revealed At The Game Awards 2019 What's interesting about the Empyrean update is that it adds a more unifying aspect to Warframe, bringing together some of the more isolated parts of the game. For instance, if there's a mission in space that requires remote assistance, whether that's disabling a systems relay or destroying an enemy base, you can send a request out to other players to get help. While much of the content in Empyrean is designed for team play, it is possible to complete the game solo by leveling up different aspects of your ship's systems to compensate.For more on the latest reveals and award winners from The Game Awards, be sure to stick with GameSpot for more info as it comes.Info from Gamespot.com

2019 has seen both Sony and Microsoft reveal the names for their respective next-gen consoles. In both cases, the companies stuck to tradition when it comes to console names. Sony just upped the number, so PlayStation 5, while Microsoft used a name that describes what the console is all about: Xbox Series X. Microsoft held out a little longer on the name reveal, announcing the official title of Project Scarlett during The Game Awards 2019.Funnily enough, Microsoft's reasoning for the name is similar to the explanation The Coalition gave for branding the fifth mainline Gears of War game as simply Gears 5. When people talk about Gears of War, they typically shorten the name to just "Gears." Likewise, the first three generations of Xbox consoles--Xbox, Xbox 360, and Xbox One--are often referred to as just "Xbox.""We know that our Xbox console is just such an iconic part of how people think about their connection to our Xbox brand, and if I asked you what platform you were playing a game on and it happened to be Xbox you'd say, 'I'm playing on the Xbox,'" Xbox boss Phil Spencer told GameSpot. "Instead of trying to get descriptive [with] our own terms...we talked to people and got feedback. It was just, 'Xbox is the core of my relationship with this brand,' and we wanted the console to embody that."This newest Xbox console is, thus, Xbox. It can play games from the previous three generations, including those for Xbox One. The new console supports some of the previous generation's accessories too, such as controllers. Meanwhile, the new Series X controller will work on Xbox One and PC. Xbox Scarlett News Everything We Know About Microsoft's Next-Gen Xbox Info from Gamespot.com

At The Game Awards 2019, Square Enix announced Bravely Default 2, which is the second mainline game but the third overall game in the RPG series. A new trailer was revealed during the show as well--which can be watched below.This story is developing. Info from Gamespot.com

PUBG creator Brendan Greene moved on from the development team earlier this year and relocated to Amsterdam to work on the "special projects" division to cook up new ideas. One of those projects has now been revealed, as Playerunknown Productions revealed a game called "Prologue" during The Game Awards.A teaser trailer for Prologue aired during the awards show, but it didn't reveal much at all beyond showcasing some nice-looking environments. The developer's website has a few more details: "Prologue is an exploration of new technologies and gameplay. Our aim with this game is to give players unique and memorable experiences, each and every time they play."Take a look at the announcement trailer below.Nothing else is known about Prologue at this stage. Keep checking back with GameSpot for more. The Game Awards 2019 News The Game Awards 2019 Promising 10 Reveals Watch The Game Awards Livestream Right Here The Game Awards 2019 Stream Date The Game Awards 2019 Nominees Ex-Arkane Devs' New Game Will Be Revealed At The Game Awards 2019 Info from Gamespot.com

New cards have been introduced into Magic the Gathering: Arena. A cinematic trailer that debuted during The Game Awards introduced the new expansion, which will surely please fans of the Magic the Gathering franchise.The trailer is below, and some of the cards from it are available right now, including Black Lotus. The expansion is now available to preorder. Info from Gamespot.com

A new Dungeons & Dragons game, Dark Alliance, has been unveiled during the 2019 Game Awards. It’s a third-person hack-and-slash action RPG, and it’s coming to PC and unspecified consoles in the second half of 2020. The game is being developed by Tuque Games, a subsidiary of Wizards of the Coast that previously developed top-down shooter Livelock.Dark Alliance will feature several monsters and characters familiar to Dungeons & Dragons fans, including Drizzt Do’Urden and his companions Catti-Brie, Bruenor, and Wulfgar, characters first created by fantasy writer R.A. Salvatore. Drizzt previously appeared in Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance, and this game will function as a spiritual successor to it and its sequel. A first-look trailer was seen during The Game Awards--you can watch it below.In a statement sent out alongside the announcement, Jeff Hattem, vice president of digital development at Tuque Games, said that his team have been wanting to make this game for a while. "From the moment I founded Tuque, our team has known that we wanted to bring our passion for D&D and creativity to the Dark Alliance series," he says."We’re taking players on an epic journey through the harsh and violent Icewind Dale, where they’re going to need to use their wits, their weapons and their party members to help them survive the iconic monsters we’re going to send their way."Dark Alliance will feature dungeon crawling and plenty of looting, as well as an RPG-style progression system. It will feature both couch and online co-op for four players, and more details will be made available on the game’s official site. Info from Gamespot.com

Fortnite players will have their first chance to watch a scene from the upcoming Star Wars film, The Rise of Skywalker, this weekend, and those who attend the special preview will take home a reward. During The Game Awards, developer Epic revealed that all players who attend this weekend's in-game Star Wars screening will receive a Tie Whisper Glider for free.The Star Wars preview takes place this Saturday, December 14, at 11 AM PT / 2 PM ET from the in-game location Risky Reels. You'll need to log into the game before then in order to watch the clip and receive the Tie Whisper Glider. Epic says Risky Reels opens its doors at 10:30 AM PT / 1:30 PM ET, so players can head in early to get a good seat. Ahead of the screening, new Star Wars skins, emotes, and other cosmetics have also been added to the game.Prior to The Game Awards, Epic had been teasing that it had a "special announcement" related to Fortnite at the show. There was speculation that the announcement could be an annual pass, after data referring to one was discovered in the game following the recent v11.30 update. Epic responded to the leak by saying it has "no plans" to offer such a pass, although it did apparently consider one."We've seen discussions around a 2020 Annual Pass as a result of data mining the v11.30 build. Occasionally prototype features make it into our build that end up not being released," Epic told Eurogamer. "While the 2020 Annual Pass was considered, we have no plans to release it... unlike the Bao Bros [skin]."Fortnite is currently in the midst of its first season of Chapter 2. The season was originally slated to end this month, but Epic recently announced it is extending the season into February. That means there are still a few weeks left to finish up any outstanding challenges you may have from this season. You can find maps and guides to help you complete all the trickier tasks in our Fortnite Chapter 2 challenges roundup.The Game Awards brought a ton of other exciting announcements and reveals. You can catch up on all the biggest news from this year's awards show below. The Game Awards 2019 News The Game Awards 2019 Promising 10 Reveals Watch The Game Awards Livestream Right Here The Game Awards 2019 Stream Date The Game Awards 2019 Nominees Ex-Arkane Devs' New Game Will Be Revealed At The Game Awards 2019 Info from Gamespot.com

Microsoft's next-gen gaming console, formerly known as Project Scarlett, has been revealed as the Xbox Series X. The official announcement came out of The Game Awards 2019, but here at GameSpot, we have the exclusive scoop on many more details about the upcoming console. We spoke with Xbox boss Phil Spencer and partner director of program management Jason Ronald to get insight on just how powerful it'll be, the idea behind the name and design, how it'll fit into the wider Xbox ecosystem, and so much more.We've compiled all our stories into this hub to summarize everything we know about the Xbox Series X. We'll have even more coverage soon, so be sure to check back for more information. You can catch even more in our exclusive interview and feature article on the Xbox Series X.Table of Contents [hide]Why The Name Xbox Series X And Vertical DesignWhat We Know About Performance And SpecsBut What Will Games Actually Look Like?The New ControllerHow Cloud Gaming Fits InPre-Orders And Release DateWhy The Name Xbox Series X And Vertical DesignYou probably have questions about the name itself: Xbox Series X. It's not the flashiest or boldest name, but it's indicative of where Microsoft is going with its Xbox ecosystem. Phil Spencer explained the naming convention and philosophy in more detail.You may also be wondering why the Xbox Series X deviates quite a bit from the Xbox One in terms of physical design. To be clear, it can be laid down horizontally and function properly even though it's presented as a PC tower-style design.Why Project Scarlett Was Named Xbox Series XXbox Series X, Formerly Project Scarlett, Looks Like A PC TowerXbox Series X: Microsoft Reveals Scarlett's Look And Name At The Game AwardsThe Xbox Series X and the new controller.What We Know About Performance And SpecsConsidering how powerful the Xbox One X was (and still is), the Series X would have to go the extra mile to truly set itself apart. And by all accounts, the new console sounds like it'll be powerful enough to do that. According to Spencer, the GPU will be eight times faster than the base Xbox One and twice as fast as the Xbox One X. The CPU is said to be about four times more capable than previous consoles; however, it's unclear which model that comparison is being made with.We also have a few details about the cooling system that'll keep these powerful components running. The Series X will operate on a single fan with additional heatsinks, and Spencer touts that it'll be as quiet as the Xbox One X.Xbox Series X Will Be Twice As Powerful As Xbox One X, Here's What We KnowBut What Will Games Actually Look Like?Alongside the Series X reveal was the first look at a brand-new game from Ninja Theory. It's a sequel to Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice called Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2, and it'll be the first game from the studio since the Xbox Game Studios acquisition.Judging from the teaser we saw, we're convinced that Series X will make the generational jump quite clear from a graphical standpoint. Halo: Infinite is still set to be a launch title, though we still haven't seen the game running explicitly on the Series X.Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 Announced For Xbox Series XOur first look at Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2, an Xbox Series X exclusive.The New ControllerThe Xbox One controller is arguably one of the best gamepads available. However, the Series X controller will feature some slight changes and additions. It's a bit smaller overall and slightly reshaped (though not by much). It'll feature a share button and a modular hybrid d-pad, and will still have like rumble triggers and haptic feedback. Additionally, the Series X controller can be used on the Xbox One, and Xbox One controllers can be used on the Series X.Inside The New Xbox Controller For The Series X ConsoleHow Cloud Gaming Fits InPhil Spencer has made it very clear the Project xCloud isn't here to replace local hardware and consoles. Rather, xCloud is built to be complementary to the Xbox ecosystem. The focus has been to make Xbox games accessible across different devices, and Microsoft has given its developer access to the multiple platforms to make sure all games run properly.What We Know About The Connection Between Project xCloud And Xbox Series XPre-Orders And Release DateEven if you're already sold on the Xbox Series X, you'll still have to wait to pre-order. Phil Spencer said that Microsoft would rather wait for folks to see all of what they'd be getting into before making a decision. Though we didn't get any new information on a specific release date, this is your reminder that the Xbox Series X will launch in Holiday 2020.Why You Can't Pre-Order Xbox Series X YetInfo from Gamespot.com

To celebrate its 15th anniversary, independent developer QubicGames is giving away 10 free Nintendo Switch games. Yes, really. The giveaway starts today, December 10, and continues until December 24. To get the free games, you have to follow a few simple steps.Switch users must have a QubicGames title on their console in order for the games to show up as free. This requirement won't cost you anything, though. You can download Coloring Book for free from the Eshop.After downloading Coloring Book, you have until December 15 to pick up Robonauts, a 2D arcade shooter for free. We already checked and Robonauts is up for grabs right now. You must do this to take part in the giveaway. When December 16 rolls around, a new game will be free each day through Christmas Eve.RobonautsYou'll have 24 hours to snag each free game, but it's important that you grab all of them. QubicGames has made a game of sorts out of this, as the next free game only unlocks if you download the current free game. Chain those downloads together, and you'll wind up with 10 free Switch games by Christmas.Here's the full schedule breakdown:Dec. 10-15: Robonauts ($4)Dec. 16: Geki Yaba Runner Anniversary Edition ($3)Dec. 17: Puzzle Book ($4)Dec. 18: One Strike ($5)Dec. 19: Wreckin' Ball Adventure ($5)Dec. 20: Koloro ($10)Dec. 21: #RaceDieRun ($10)Dec. 22: Rekt! High Octane Stunts ($6)Dec. 23: Mana Spark ($10)Dec. 24: Mystery game Info from Gamespot.com

Time is running out to catch Pokemon Go's latest Legendary, Terrakion. The second member of the Swords of Justice will be available in the game until 1 PM PT / 4 PM ET on Tuesday, December 17, which means you only have a few more days to add one to your collection before it's replaced by a new Legendary.Until then, you can still encounter Terrakion in five-star Raids. To catch the Pokemon, you'll first need to visit a Gym that's hosting a Terrakion Raid and team up with other players in-person to battle it. If your group can successfully defeat the Legendary in battle, everyone who participated in the Raid will earn a chance to catch it.Terrakion is a dual Rock/Fighting Pokemon, which gives it a plethora of vulnerabilities to exploit. Water, Grass, Ground, Psychic, Fairy, Steel, and other Fighting Pokemon all have a type advantage over Terrakion, so you'll want to stack your party with monsters of those types--such as Metagross, Gardevoir, and Machamp--before challenging it.As previously mentioned, Terrakion is a member of the Swords of Justice trio, alongside Cobalion and Virizion. The former appeared in Raids back in October, while the latter will presumably take Terrakion's place when it leaves Pokemon Go next week, although that has not been confirmed yet. You can read more about Terrakion on the official Pokemon website.In the meantime, there are still a few days left to take advantage of Pokemon Go's ongoing evolution event. That runs until December 12 and makes it easier to get your hands on evolution items like the Unova Stone and King's Rock, as well as Pokemon that evolve in unique ways, such as Feebas and Togetic.Pokemon Go's final Community Day of the year also takes place this weekend. This time, the event is spread across two days and gives players another chance to get all the featured Pokemon from previous Community Days in 2018 and 2019. You can read more about it in our Pokemon Go December 2019 Community Day guide. Pokemon Go News Pokemon Go: Last Chance To Catch Terrakion Pokemon Go December 2019 Community Day Guide: Featured Pokemon, Start Times, And More Pokemon Go December 2019 Field Research Task List New Pokemon Go Event Makes It Much Easier To Get Evolution Items Pokemon Go December Community Day Weekend Brings Back All Previous Featured Pokemon Info from Gamespot.com