This is what PokeLogic was meant to be all along!: a name change. We've made our way back, with CJ (formerly ZWolf, Fad3) & new PDIMS host Trainer Taj; in today's episode, we talk about if trade evolutions make sense, what changes could be made, and we play a little identity game! Welcome to a TRUE PokeLogic experience!!!

With the Nintendo Switch nearing the end of its life cycle, we ask "are they still doing Nintendo Selects," as they have yet to adopt the practice of lowering the $60 price tag on their oldest, biggest hitters for the console.

People weren't fans of how Super Mario 3D All-Stars & Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light were handled, as they were released for a limited time. Is it that important to drive up demand with such an objectively egregious tactic?

A clip from our latest PokéLogic episode

Our season finale, a PDIMS‐style PokéLogic episode, is available Saturday, May 20 on your platform of choice! (YouTube uploads coming soon!)

CJ & Táj tell NF what Gen 9 is all about! They also go over what was done better in Gen 8 compared to now, as well as why NF wasn't satisfied enough to buy into it.

I'm not much a fan of rumors, especially seemingly bogus rumors. I need it to stop.

This deal, if approved, is bound to have a ripple effect across the gaming industry and community. It's about time we talk about what could come from this.

You guys deserve to know when to expect a release for the show. To learn more, give this a listen. We're gonna do this RIGHT from now on

NF & CJ go over the games they cared about most in the first Nintendo Direct of 2023. (not every game will be touched on)

SImply put: stop doing it. If more content was a consideration late into development, it should be noted so consumers know they aren't being fished. Maybe stop making them altogether if the dev team is this deprioritized for these games. It's stupid.

"The Problem" is a subtitle that let's you, the listener, know it'll be an organized rant episode about a problematic situation we find with a particular decision that Nintendo, or one of their subsidiaries or partners have made that have resulted in an inferior experience or product. As you've read the title, today's topic is Pokémon Sword & Pokémon Shield. We love the game, but their are a few too many issues with it to not address it, so with Taj here in-person to lead off the rant, we delve into what could've contributed to this being a near-flawless Pokémon experience in its then-new form factor.