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Since the original “Pokemon” games debuted in the U.S. in 1998, very little has changed in how the games are played. That drive to “catch ’em all” somehow manages to bring players back time and again. As with every edition of the game, “Black” and “White” come with a number of new features, while still being chock-full of the tried and true.

This time around, your character travels through the new Unova region as he or she works toward becoming a league champion. With more than 150 new critters, your trusty old Pokedex can now be filled with data on nearly 650 creatures.

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