Tag Archives: Pokémon

I downloaded a new open source Android app from F-Droid. One thing led to another and “another” involved a Skitty running from Saudi Arabia to Egypt.

I discuss (link to video included) catching all 151 available Pokémon in an April 2025 Google Search-Pokémon catching minigame.

The recent acquisition of Pokémon Go by a Saudi Arabian company inspired me to look at the complicated history of Pokémon in Saudi Arabia.

Did I really write an entire article about the Belarusian government’s allegations that Pokémon GO is a spy tool in order to deliver a pun?

On how I used RetroArch to create a controller configuration for an NES-to-USB adapter and then copied the configuration files into Lutris’ Libretro directory.

An account of setting up an NES 2 controller with my Linux computer using a Mayflash NES-to-USB adapter to play Pokémon Red on an emulator.

If a Pokémon appears in 5% of wild Pokémon encounters, I should expect to see it once every 20 encounters or so. What if I told you that it was more like once in every 118 encounters?

Playing Pokémon Red with the only controller they originally designed it for, a Super Nintendo controller (some context and caveats apply).

On finding the 132nd Pokémon, Ditto, on Cheever Place in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn (without a phone app).

I test whether there are rules for breaking the rules of the tutorial of an underrated classic game, Pokémon Trading Card Game for Game Boy Color.

I filtered all headlines and descriptions containing the word “Palworld” from appearing in my RSS and ATOM feed items. I did not know until April 1, 2024, that I also needed to filter “Pal World.”

I introduce my Pokémon Prismatic Adventures project, wherein I will play through Pokémon Red, turn my play-through into a novel/strategy guide, and serialize the novel here at The New Leaf Journal.