The world of Pokemon is near its expansion when the popular Pikachu and the rest of the gang invade the mobile game. Word has it that "Pokemon Go" is already ready for Android Phone and iPhone release.
The much talk about "Pokemon Go" is designed for Android and iPhone, as explained by PC Advisor. The aim of the game is to find, catch, battle and trade each other's Pokemon while connecting with other mobile players.
New Details on "Pokemon Go"
While Nintendo has been silent about the development of the game, this did not beta testers who signed up a non-disclosure agreement to reveal the nature of "Pokemon Go." A recent detail regarding YouTube videos of various beta users was also featured in Game N Guide.
A recent Reddit User was able to take a hold of one beta user and interviewed him in the process. Here are some details that you might want to know.
- 30 to 50 percent of the ingress portals was turned into Pokestops.
- The type of Pokemon you might see will depend on your location. If you live near the ocean, you may see, more water Pokemon.
- "Pokemon Go" will only have 150 Pokemon.
- Wild Pokemon are not as strong as those Pokemon that came from eggs.
- It is possible for a Pokemon to deflect balls and can ran an attack at random intervals.
- Eevee and Pikachu are difficult to catch.
- The game does not take a lot of data even during long days of playing.
While there is no date yet or confirmation from Niantic CEO John Hanke's about the official release date of "Pokemon Go" and most sites are still guessing when the official release date of the game is, it is still safe to confirm that we can expect for "Pokemon Go" to come out this 2016.