Pokmon Champions, the latest installment in the beloved franchise, has hit the gaming world with a bang, but not in the way fans had hoped. Released as a free-to-play battle arena game for the Switch and Switch 2, players are expressing their frustration over a myriad of bugs that have marred the experience. One of the most notable issues involves a significant resolution drop when the game is started while docked, which, while fixable, highlights the rocky launch.

The Pokmon Company has just unveiled Mega Hawlucha, a highly anticipated addition to Pokmon Legends Z-A, joining the ranks of Mega Victreebel. This exciting announcement was made during the Pokmon World Championships, where fans were treated to a glimpse of the new Mega Evolved form in a thrilling trailer. Originally introduced in Pokmon X and Y back in 2013, Hawlucha’s evolution promises to bring fresh dynamics to gameplay. In addition to the Mega Evolutions, Pokmon Legends Z-A will feature the Z-A Battle Club, a new four-player multiplayer mode that enhances the competitive experience.