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The Pokemon Company on Thursday announced the first details for this year's Pokemon World Championships, which features a prize pool of $2 million in cash and scholarships.

To advance to the 12th annual Pokemon World Championships, which will be held this year August 21-23 in Boston, Mass., players will first need to make it through regional qualifying events.

The Winter Regional Championships for .

In other Pokemon news, The Pokemon Company has announced that Pokemon Bank subscribers who access their account between February 27 and November 30, 2015 will receive special versions of the following Pokemon: Meganium, Typhlosion, and Feraligatr.

They are level-50, and each comes with a hidden ability not available through normal gameplay, The Pokemon Company said.

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We've played SMITE on Xbox One and saw the World Championships -- and this is a legit console MOBA.

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Unlock New Championships Xbox 360 cheat code for WWE 2K15 Xbox 360 game.

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Wondering where our managing editor, Daniel Bischoff, might be? Well, he's in Atlanta!

The SMITE World Championship, based on the mythological-based MOBA which already has over 6 million players, begins today at Atlanta's Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre. The entire prize pool of $2.6 million will award $1.3 million to the first-place team, a total which will only grow as players purchase in-game Odyssey items in SMITE.

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At the Smite World Championships in 2015, fans are able to play the Xbox One version for the first time. Here's a look at what they got their hands on.

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IGN: "You might have heard stories about extremely rare games uncovered by lucky parties and auctioned for exorbitant amounts of money -- games like Stadium Events and the Nintendo World Championships cartridges frequently break records. We saw some of those museum-worthy games recently when Steve Lin brought by several amazing Nintendo artifacts from his collection. But there are other, lesser known treasures in collectors' vaults, like those that Wired Editor and Retrogame Roadshow host Chris Kohler showed off at IGN recently. Check out the video above to get the full scoop on these artifacts from Nintendo's 125 year tenure making toys and games."