Name: The Lost Online Pokemon Games
Uploaded: 2023-04-25T15:16:53.000Z
Duration: 5 min 46 s
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Hello. I know it’s… been a little while.

I didn’t want to dedicate an entire video to an update but I feel like I should acknowledge

If you don’t care you can skip ahead but I’d like it if you listened, it brings up

my watch time and I have an announcement in like... 14 seconds.

Between not being the best at juggling my two channels, I made two Luvie videos, even

more recently I’ve been making TikToks, I broke out in hand eczema for an entire month,

And the announcement.. I launched my first ever merch store on Luvie!

I got a lot of cool stuff there so please check it out, I wanna do CandyEvie themed

merch as well but it kinda depends on how well this launch goes.

I kinda let go of the ball a little bit for this channel. I had a video I made about Gen

2 that was about 90% complete but as I got busy with my other channel, I started to not

I worried so much about coming back the “right way” but then I realised it would be far

easier to just make what I feel like making. I know it’s kind of been radio silence on

here so I’d recommend following my other social medias like Twitter or Instagram where

Also, you might notice that my character has changed. I do like the design I’ve been

using up until now but I just haven’t been able to connect with it for a while? This

new one is just a little bit easier for me to work with and most importantly, the hair

is shaped like an Eevee tail. Genius, I know.

But today, we’re gonna have a look at a recent casualty of the Pokemon franchise.

A loss felt so deeply within my being I felt so compelled to bring it to your attention.

I am of course, speaking of the pokemon.com minigames.

In Janurary 2010, pokemon.com went through a massive revamp, and with it came three new

minigames: Turtwig’s Target Smash, Pachirisu’s Click Clack Attack,

I’ve said that like ten times and I still can’t get it to sound right.

From here they continued to release new games around once a month. They weren’t anything

groundbreaking, just cute ‘lil Pokemon themed games to pass the time.

This was ten years ago and I was a very easily entertained child. By the time I found out

pokemon.com had minigames, there was already a huge library to choose from, but I always

ended up gravitating toward Snover’s Desert Drop.

I’ve barely even been playing this for a minute and the music is already making me

This is how I chose to spend my formative years. Surrounded by Pokemon and falling kiwi

fruit. I know I’m analysing a minigame but why do they even have kiwi fruit and not berries?

You could earn Trainer Tokens from these games which you could use to buy items for your

avatar or even to buy stuff in the online Trading Card Game.

I was dead behind the eyes, laser focused on a bowl of ice cream.

Hah, never mind, I’m gonna go play Bejeweled-I’m gonna go play Sableye’s Gem Journey instead.

I only really played these games for a few months or so, but they continued releasing

more all throughout Gen 5. A few of these would be Excadrill’s Tunnel Trouble, Berry

Barrel Blitz or Gothita’s Portrait Panic. Even Maractus here got his own minigame.

I’m surprised they kept this up through Gen 5 with the Pokemon Dream World

(which had its own set of minigames) in full swing by then.

One of these games: Play to befriend a Pokemon, was only available for one month. You could

only play it if you had a Trainer Club account because it was connected to the Global Link.

After it was taken down, people who had played the game were able to receive an Eeveelution

I know it’s kind of a long shot, but if anyone still has one of those Eeveelutions, you should

But it doesn’t stop there. They kept making more minigames up through Gen 6 and 7 too.

Chesnaught’s Spiky Shield, Floette Float, Alolan Volcanic Panic! They were still releasing

new games nearly 3 years after the Dream World shut down. I never even knew about these!

All of these games were still live on pokemon.com up until April of last year, when they were

finally taken down with another website update.

Kind of? Some of them are still kicking about online (probably not legally)

But it’s also worth remembering that a lot of these games are Flash based. And Flash

support is going away forever in December, so even if only for history’s sake, we might

wanna track ‘em down and get them archived.

There are actually some more online games that are truly lost though. Remember how I

said that they started adding new games after a certain website revamp in 2010? Well, there

actually were some games on there before the update.

We know what they were, but the games themselves, or even any images of them seem to have been

completely eviscerated from the internet.

There was Grassmatass (is that how I say that?) which was a Pokemon crossword puzzle,

Tricks of Trainer was a quiz where you would answer Hoenn themed questions, Deep Sea Diving where

you’d have to find the names of Water-Type Pokemon, and two more which are pretty interesting.

These two are Tic Tac Toe, and an unnamed game with Shuckle in it. Not only are these

two more complex than the other three games, but they were never actually publicly available.

You had to know the right URL to even find them.

But once pokemon.com had its revamp... they were gone.

I am very grateful for those of you that have continued to support me while I’ve been

doing other things. Your patience is… impressive.

Don’t forget about my merch. I’m allowed to be a little excited about it, ok. I have

been doing YouTube for far too long and this is the first time I’ve done any kind of

Thanks for watching, it’s 2am, I’m gonna go to bed now, bye.

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