This “Pokemon GO” accessory vibrates whenever a Pokemon is nearby.
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After months of teasing and cryptic hints, it’s all systems go for “Pokemon Go” as the game is finally launched in the United States, New Zealand, Australia, and Japan.
The game is available on both Apple’s App Store and the Android backed Google Play Store, though not in every part of the world just yet. But what aboout Canada and the rest of the world; when will they get to join the fun?
But Pokemon GO is not the only augmented reality game/app that we have got, and this certainly not the first time an Android app has used AR technology. Now, you are free to download the app and see for yourself what this game from Niantic is all about. The game’s scholar, Professor Willow, will teach you how to catch Pokemon. Your objective is to hack portals and build them up after choosing one of the teams to fight against the other side.
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Pokemon Go is a insane augmented reality game which allows you to catch actual Pokemon in the real world. Would you like to explore your city looking for Pokemon with other trainers? Unfortunately, there is no word yet on that front and it seems it is a cruel waiting game yet for everyone else. When you travel to different places, different places, various Pokemon will appear and can be battled or caught. The Pokemon that they capture can also be renamed for customization, and if they forget to do so, they can just go to the menu and edit its names. He added that there was the whole hatching process with eggs and incubators, allowing trainers to incubate the Pokemon eggs while they were walking around. Catching multiple Pokemon will entail the players with awards in the form of sweets that can change the Pokemons to their next forms. It should be noted that it has been reported not to work on Android N preview builds, so there’s no telling if it will be optimized for Nougat in time for the final version to drop.
