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Home»News»Gaming News»Pokemon Uranium Team Calls It Quits

Pokemon Uranium Team Calls It Quits

By Shelby RoyalSeptember 22, 2016

Sadly, the team that brought us Pokemon Uranium has finally laid the project to rest. The team made a statement on Twitter stating they will no longer provide support or updates for the game, and their official website has been closed. 

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For those of you living under a rock, Pokemon Uranium was a fan project nine years in the making. The game provided a new region and a slew of new Pokemon all affected by radiation. This game also provided a unique back story that other Pokemon games have lacked in the past. The developers had this to say in their statement:

“Unfortunately, as Pokemon Uranium is a fan game, there is a limit to how far projects such as these can go. We are therefore ceasing development on this project. As such, we, the creators of the game, will no longer be offering game downloads, updates, online services, or support for Pokemon Uranium.

“We’re immensely flattered and overwhelmed by the response that this game has received – but now is the time for us to move on to future efforts. We hope that all of you will continue to be passionate about Pokemon, and join us in celebrating the 20th anniversary with joy and love.”

Hopefully, this isn’t the last we see of this team in the future! 

 

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Shelby Royal
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Shelby has a deep love for gaming, anime, literature, margaritas, corgis, and all things nerdy. Her earliest memories include playing Super Mario World on the SNES with her aunt. Since then, her love of gaming has grown and she has come to accept all systems as equals. She is so excited to combine her two greatest passions: gaming and writing. Shelby is working towards an English degree at THE Ohio State University, and enjoys playing games like God of War and Uncharted when she isn't writing essays. Fun Fact, I didn't play Pokemon or read Harry Potter until I was 16; 16 was a good year! Stay Gold! <3

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