Pokémon Black & White were the first games of the generation and featured you play as a new trainer in the Unova region, going out and defeating the Gym Leaders and facing against Team Plasma, a team who are intent on liberating Pokémon from being under human control.

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Pokémon Black 2 & White 2 were sequels to the Black & White games, rather than enhanced versions. In this game, set two years after the events of Pokémon Black & White, you went through the Unova region as another new trainer, going through slightly different gyms and facing up against the revival of Team Plasma, controlled again by Ghetsis, as they strive to freeze the Unova Region and control the world with Kyurem. It introduced new forms for Keldeo, Tornadus, Thundurus, Landorus and Kyurem.

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Pokédex 3D is a small companion app that was released for free on the Nintendo 3DS. This app allowed for you to check full Pokédex data for the 153 Unova Pokédex Pokémon from Victini up to Kyurem. At first, you only had a handful of Pokémon but more were added each day. It also had a special AR marker mode where you could take photos using AR Markers representing each Pokémon.

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Pokédex 3D Pro is a companion app that was released on the Nintendo 3DS. This app improved upon its predecessor by including all 649 Pokémon. It contained full details for each of the Pokémon and their forms for Pokémon Black 2 & White 2. In addition to the AR Camera viewer, it also had a special challenge mode which gave various quizzes of various difficulty to identify Pokémon based on details or images.

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Pokémon Dream Radar is a small game that was released in conjunction with Pokémon Black 2 & White 2. In this game, you're tasked with the job of exploring the Interdream Zone by Professor Burnett. Here, you have to shoot various energy balls and clouds to obtain various Pokémon with their Hidden Abilities. It was the only way to obtain the Therian Formes of Tornadus, Thundurus and Landorus in Generation 5.

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Learn with Pokémon: Typing Adventure was a game only released in Japan and Europe. This game came packaged with a special Bluetooth Keyboard and stand for the Nintendo DS console. In this game, Professor Q. Werty and his assistant Paige Down request your assistance to investigate various areas, all representing a specific key on your keyboard. In these areas, you will have to capture Pokémon by typing their name, with many stages ending with a boss battle.

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okémon Conquest is a game which combined the series of Pokémon and Nobunaga's Ambition. In this game, you play as a Warlord who goes through the Ransei region recruiting other warlords in order to stop Nobunaga from taking over the region as a strategy RPG, controlling Pokémon through a small field. The game featured over 160 Pokémon and had separate post-game stories for each major warlord.

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Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity was the first 3DS Mystery Dungeon game. Stepping back from previous games, it only featured around 150 Pokémon, but featured a story where a mysterious freeze was causing issues in the land. As usual, you had to go through dungeons recruiting Pokémon. It implemented a unique feature of being able to scan circular objects with the 3DS camera and having the game turn them into randomised dungeons.

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Pokémon Rumble Blast, known in Europe as Super Pokémon Rumble, was the sequel to the Wii title Pokémon Rumble. In this game, you control Toy Pokémon who are investigating after Pokémon start getting rusty. Recruiting all 646 Pokémon, you travelled through various stages, defeating various toy Pokémon. Unlike the predecessor, it lacked many multiplayer features, but did include a 2 player co-op mode.

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Pokémon Rumble U is the third in the Pokémon Rumble series. This game brought it back to the Battle Royale roots and featured you play as Toy Pokémon that got lost in shipping and have to make it back to the Toy Store. Each stage has specific accomplishments to complete and specific Pokémon to encounter and recruit. It could be played by 4 players. It also had the unique feature of having 26 special NFC figures created for it. These figures could be scanned and written to in order to save strength and attack data for that Pokémon.

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Pokémon Tretta Lab for Nintendo 3DS was a small bit of software that was used in conjunction with the Pokémon Tretta arcade game. With the bundled peripheral, you could scan up to two Tretta pucks at once and receive data on what each one could do. You could also face the Pokémon against eachother based on type.

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PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond was the sequel to the game PokéPark Wii. This game dropped much of the mini-game focus of its predecessor and became a more rounded Action Adventure game. Playing as Pikachu, Snivy, Tepig and Oshawott, you can explore various parts of PokéPark in a mission to save the patrons of PokéPark and Wish Park through befriending Pokémon via races, battles and so forth. It also included four mini-games that could be played in multiplayer

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Black & White (Best Wishes):
Heading to the Unova region on vacation, Ash soon learns that the region is filled with brand new Pokémon and has its own league, so he and Pikachu decide to travel. While travelling, he meets Iris, who wishes to become a Dragon master, and Cilan who is a Pokémon Sommelier. As they travel through the region, they make many friends and enemies, and even have to face off against Team Rocket, who have received a promotion and are more devious than ever...