Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire may not be the most popular Pokemon games out there when you look at sales, but they hold a special place in the hearts of many. The game has iconic moments that stayed ...

On March 19th, 2003, Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire released in North America, marking the franchise’s debut on the Game Boy Advance. Representing the third Pokemon generation, Ruby and Sapphire ...

These new endgame additions may not be enough to justify the purchase for those already overly familiar with “Ruby and Sapphire,” but to those looking to relive excellent childhood memories with a ...

Game Freak's Junichi Masuda says the Pokémon games that gave them the most trouble were the GBA Ruby and Sapphire editions.

We’ve ranked every Pokémon game from easy to impossible, sticking to one representative game from each major release — that ...

Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire launched over two decades ago on the Game Boy Advance, but according to a couple of Pokémon fans, the third-gen titles may have been called something completely ...

These five Generations are perfect for a Pokemon Legends spin-off and the Pokemon Company needs to make it happen.

Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire featured a lot of strong Pokemon. Here's a look at some of the strongest based on their stats.

With Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, I have officially come full circle. I was in college back when the original games were released, and my memories ...

In a fascinating revelation for Pokemon enthusiasts, it has come to light that the iconic Ruby and Sapphire versions may have originally been intended to bear different names.

Pokémon Emerald is widely considered the best game in the Pokémon franchise and for good reason. This Gen 3 game took Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, combined them, and then expanded further.

Pokemon Ruby And Sapphire were the third generation of Pokemon titles, and some lost information hints at a different name originally.