Beta sprites from Pokemon Diamond and Pearl recently surfaced online and included a design for an apparently scrapped Legendary Pokemon. You can check out the whole range of sprites over at ...

As you can see in the post above, Gedgenator showed what it would look like if the models from Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl were replaced with the original game’s sprites.As you ...

Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl see you beat-for-beat retread the steps of the original games, themselves still fixed in the mould of the series at the time – as opposed to bigger swings ...

Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl look to take fans back to a beloved region in a brand new way. ... Sprites are no more, as Pokemon are fully 3D animated in battle, ...

In our new Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl preview, we talk about how the upcoming remakes for Nintendo Switch recapture the feel of Pokémon's lost generation.

Diamond and Pearl hailed from a simpler era of Pokemon, before full 3D became the norm. Instead, they harkened back to the series' roots as an overhead, sprite-based RPG.

Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl break with that tradition, ... stubby sprites used back on the Nintendo DS might look if rendered relatively faithfully using modern 3D graphics.

The Pokemon Diamond and Pearl remakes are a great romp for fans of the originals, ... It’s essentially what you would get if you took the sprites from the DS games and made them 3D.