Oh, to be a child again, in the long, halcyon days of summer. The sun shining brightly, the world rife with the orchestra of life as each day sprawls before you filled with wonder and adventure. While it's easy to take these moments of tranquility for granted, as an adult I often find myself yearning to return to simpler times where my only concern was what to do with all of the excess free time afforded to me. It's these feelings that Kabuto Park aims to evoke, and it's safe

The Challenge: Complete the game using only Poison type Pokémon. As I had attempted to play through this game on numerous occasions, I decided the best way to compel myself to see it through to the end was to have some sort of challenge. The idea of doing a Nuzlocke was almost entirely out of the question as the mechanics in the game took away pretty much all incentive to do so. There are no truly random encounters, thus it would be easy to pick and choose what I got. Not be

Following the release of Pokémon Go in 2016, work on Pokémon: Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee began to capitalize on the resurgence in popularity of the franchise. Aimed primarily at a younger and more casual audience, director Junichi Masuda decided to make the game a remake of Pokémon Yellow, as the incorporation of elements from the anime made it resonate more with the target audience. The decision to have Eevee be the mascot of the paired version came down its fairly wide popu