Download Pokedex for free! Pokebar.com has released a Pokemon toolbar for all the serious trainers to use for free. Every Pokemon ever created is added and future ones will automatically be updated into the national dex built in the Pokemon toolbar.

Download Pokedex and you’ll get all the pokemons from all the regions including Kanto, Hoenn, Johto, and Sinnoh and any regions that may be added in the future.

After you download Pokedex, not only will you be able to look up your favorite Pokemon, but you’ll have instant access to Pokemon games and wallpapers and you’ll easily connect with other trainers so you can trade or battle.

Download Pokedex now.

We’ve just released a WordPress Pokemon theme for the you Pokefan bloggers. The Pokemon theme is fixed width with one right sidebar and comes with a pokeball favicon. If you don’t know what a favicon is, it’s the little image up top next to the url or title, similar to the one we have on Pokebar.com. The WordPress Pokemon theme is totally free of course, we just ask that you keep our credits at the footer.

Download the WordPress Pokemon theme.

Pokebar.com has added another flash game to the collection. Pikachu’s Magic Eggs flash game should be familiar to any casual gamer who’s played Breakout or Arkanoid. Bounce the pokeball off Pikachu’s head to break the floating eggs and score when you catch the chicks falling down. What level can you get to? How high can you score?

REDMOND, Wash., Dec 17, 2008 — Continuing its commitment to create fun and engaging experiences for everyone, Nintendo of America Inc. today unleashes a broad list of exciting new games for the first quarter of 2009. Topping the list is Pokemon(TM) Platinum version for Nintendo DS(TM), a remarkable new entry in the beloved Pokemon series, slated for a March 22 launch across North America. Nintendo’s roster of more than 100 new games includes an impressive array of challenges and experiences for new players and loyalists, as well as everyone in between. Notable titles include the enhanced New Play Control! Mario Power Tennis(TM) and New Play Control! Pikmin(TM) for Wii(TM), and Fire Emblem(TM): Shadow Dragon, Personal Trainer(TM): Math and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for Nintendo DS.

“Our fans expect a diverse selection of entertainment options, and we’re eager to deliver exactly that,” said Cammie Dunaway, Nintendo of America’s executive vice president of Sales & Marketing. “We’re building on the momentum of a strong holiday season by offering new and experienced players an even greater library of game titles in 2009.”

Pokemon fans in particular will have plenty to cheer about as Pokemon Platinum is readied for its U.S. debut. Following the vast popularity of Pokemon(R) Diamond and Pokemon Pearl, Pokemon Platinum is the newest in the core series of Pokemon games. Pokemon Platinum features a new story full of adventure, never-before-seen forms of powerful Pokemon – including the legendary Giratina’s Origin Forme – and the Distortion World, a mysterious new world that suddenly appears in the Sinnoh region. In addition, with Pokemon Platinum up to 20 players can interact with other Pokemon fans from around the world in the new Wi-Fi Plaza, featuring mini-games and activities. Players can also enjoy the new features in the Global Terminal, such as posting battle videos using the new “Vs. Recorder.” In addition, Pokemon Platinum features a new Battle Frontier, where the toughest Trainers can test their skills in new ways. Pokemon Platinum already has broken previous Nintendo DS sales records in Japan, selling more than 1 million copies in its first two days of release.

 ALA has a Pokemon Tournament running on January 2nd, 2009. Join the 2009 Pokemon Tournament and see how good of a Pokemon trainer you are. Here are the some of the rules.

Tournament Format

• Entrants must have their own Nintendo DS and Pokemon Diamond or Pearl game to compete.
• There will be four divisions: Level 50, Level 100, Open Level, and Auto Level 50.  The Auto Level 50 division will be played over Pokemon Battle Revolution on the Wii.  All other divisions will be played over Nintendo DS.
• The winners of each of the four divisions will compete each other in Auto Level 50 format over Pokemon Battle Revolution on the Wii.
• The bracket will be single elimination format.
• Matches will be 6 on 6 single battle format

Tournament Rules

• Sleep clause will be in effect.  No more than one pokemon may be put to sleep at the same time.
• The following items are banned: Brightpowder, Quick Claw, Focus Band, King’s Rock.
• Players may have multiple pokemon holding the same item.
• Self-destruction moves or destiny bond may not be used as the final attack of a match to cause a draw.  The user of the move will be declared the loser of the match.
• Players may not change your team (Pokemon or items) between tournament rounds, however
• Players may change their team going into the Quarterfinals, and
• Players may change their team going into the Finals
• Unfairly hacked pokemon are prohibited