Pokemon GO, the iOS and Android augmented reality Pokemon MMO, is now finally available to download legally and officially in U.S. on both platforms- the game went live on the iOS App Store and on Google Play hours ago.
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Pokemon GO uses your smartphone’s Global Positioning System in order to allow players to capture a variety of Pokemon in different areas, before competing with other players across the world in order to become the very best (like no one ever was).
Dubbed the “Pokemon Go!”.
New details on the pre-order and release date for Nintendo’s “Pokemon GO” have surfaced. However, microtransactions for Pokeballs, eggs, and other boosts in the game range from NZ$1.49 to NZ$150.
Pokemon Go is launching on Android and iOS today. Recently, Nintendo opened field testing for the game in the United States, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand.
The easiest way to log into the game is using an existing Google account. It can be downloaded from the Google Play Store and the App Store.
Pokemon fans, rejoice! The Pokemon Go augmented reality game is rolling out in select countries!
Not since Angry Birds has an app had as much fanfare as the newly released Pokemon GO – but police officers in Darwin aren’t so enthused. It is also a location-based game so you can play it in the real world. When you travel to different places, different places, various Pokemon will appear and can be battled or caught.
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It encourages people to “switch between the virtual world and the real world” while using their smartphones, which could potentially cause danger. However, for those who are interested in catching a Pokemon without the burden of unlocking their phones, they simply need to avail the $35 optional accessory. With an event that is slated sometime for the next month, called Pokemon Outbreak we would not be surprised to see the formal announcement around at that time.
