[Bulbanews] A string of successes for Pokémon: Nintendo, IGN, and Lycos show that Pokémon is still g

[BulbaBot]

[Bulbanews] A string of successes for Pokémon: Nintendo, IGN, and Lycos show that Pokémon is still going strong!

 

[Doctor Oak]

Lycos have published the Top 50 search terms of 2005, and "Pokemon" came in at number 8. This is up from number 33 for 2004. Increased interest over Pokémon Diamond and Pearl is likely an important factor in this.

About 7/10 of the Top Ten search strings used to find Pokecharms in the last month have all been variations on Diamond and Pearl. As opposed to the standard one that's taken up a resident spot in the listings all year.

The news about Coro Coro has obviously gotten the fandom (probably the younger and less understanding section) into a bit of a frenzy to find out anything they can.

Although, as it's the 14th - news should begin coming through over what Coro Coro's ACTUALLY covering this month. If anything.

 

[Nekusagi]

Haha! Take that, hat0rz!

...Now if only I could do the same for my OTP (evil laugh)

 

[Koroku]

*is slightly annoyed that the two PN topics were deleted... but oh well*

Wow... up from 33 to 8 when people say that Pokemon is dying.

 

[Argy]

Reporters need to keep opinions out of their articles unless they are writing reviews or columns.

 

[FabuVinny]

Sorry about that Argy. I didn't think it was that bad at the time.

*is slightly annoyed that the two PN topics were deleted... but oh well*

Yeah, this included one thing they didn't and one of them was incorrect anyway, and since they had no replies it made sense to keep this one.