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Cowabunga! Iconic 1990s retro toys comeback in supermarket deals

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Here's why Aldi's new Specialbuys event could be perfect for parents

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Here's how the Remote Raid Pass works in Pokémon GO

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Pokémon GO is introducing new social distancing measures - here's how the Remote...

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Pokemon Home lets you store and trade your favourite Pokémon - here's how it wor...

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This is everything happening in Pokémon GO in February - the game's busiest mont...

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Pokemon Go is being reborn on Nintendo Switch

Liam Edwards, of Derby, a Pokemon ace trainer who makes a living making Youtube vlogs. See NTI story NTIPOKE. A Pokemon gamer quit his job to become a full-time YouTuber - with millions of views making him almost £5,000 in one month. Liam Edwards, 28, from Derby, was working as a transport coordinator at a concrete company when he realised he didnt have any hobbies or interests. He had played videogame Pokemon Blue when it first came out in 1999, but after giving up he didnt play it again for 12 years until 2013, when he was hospitalised. He fell in love with Pokemon again and eventually decided to try making YouTube videos about Pokemon, slowly building up an audience of around 500 people. In July 2015, a video he had made that March called Top 5 Saddest Pokemon Goodbyes saw his followers catapult to 25,000. The video is still his most-watched with 2.7 million views, and he now has over 100,000 subscribers to his YouTube channel, Ace Trainer Liam. He now makes enough money to survive off throuplaceholder image

Video gaming fan rakes in up to £5,000 a month giving tips on Pokemon

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Pokemon to hit big screen in live action movie franchise

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What Augmented Reality will bring us when the Pokemon fad fades

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New case of bed blocking: NHS warns Pokemon Go players to keep out of hospital w...

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Jayne Dowle: Our private data is the real prize in Pokemon hunt

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Police warning to Pokemon Go players over trespass incidents

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Call me a cab - I'm playing Pokemon Go

AN enterprising cabbie is charging mobile gamers £15 an hour to play Pokemon Go - by chauffeur.

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