Drew Swanson is a Quality Assurance Team Member who writes for GameRant.com. With a focus on gaming, Drew covers a variety of topics including game reviews, updates, and predictions for upcoming releases. His work has also been featured in High Ground Gaming and Cigalah Group.
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By: Drew Swanson
Location-based gameplay is at the core of Pokemon GO, but the game could be reaching the limits of what it's capable of regarding user experience.
By: Drew Swanson
Pokémon GO Link copied to clipboard Pokemon GO 's latest season finally brings a five-year-old mechanic to the mobile title with the addition of Dynamax mons in the game's Max Out season.
By: Drew Swanson
A recent leak seems to point to the identities of the starters for Pokemon Legends: Z-A, but one of these rumored starters stands out from the rest.
By: Drew Swanson
With the recent announcement of Ghost of Yotei , the successor to Sucker Punch's 2020 hit Ghost of Tsushima , players will once again be able to
By: Drew Swanson
The introduction of G-Max Pokemon coming in Pokemon GO's Go Bigger event is a welcome addition to the game, but misses a major spooky opportunity.
Pokemon GO has grown a massive, dedicated community in the years since its dramatic launch back in 2016.
By: Drew Swanson
Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii has already confirmed some returning mini-games but is still missing a popular Infinite Wealth activity.
By: Drew Swanson
Pokémon GO Link copied to clipboard Select Pokemon GO players will have the chance to try out the game's latest Poke Ball when the Wild Area 2024 event kicks off in November.
By: Drew Swanson
Pokemon GO 's Max Out season has been a solid outing for fans of Gen 8, with Niantic introducing a variety of mons from Pokemon Sword and Shield that have been missing from the game thus far.
By: Drew Swanson
Atlus has been having a strong 2024, which kicked off with the release of Persona 3 Reload and was followed by titles like Unicorn Overlord Shin
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