Several gamers went berserk when Niantic finally released the "Pokemon GO" game. However, recent reports are claiming that no legendary Pokemon is going to be unveiled this year.
No legendary Pokemon this 2016 in 'Pokemon Go'
The Bitbag reports that players of the "Pokemon Go" is certainly not going to get the much-anticipated Legendary Pokemons within this year. In other words, Pokemons like Mew and MewTwo are not going to be available until 2017.
Sources say that Niantic has already announced during the recently-concluded San Diego Comic Con 2016 that it is planning to release the game worldwide before launching any Legendary Pokemon. Most fans know that "Pokemon Go" is not yet available in some parts of the planet even after few weeks since its release.
In other words, fans should not expect Legendary Pokemons to be released this year. The best thing to do, for now, is to wait until the "Pokemon Go" game is available around the world.
Free 'Pokemon GO' data usage in United States
Meanwhile, GamenGuide has previously reported that unlimited "Pokemon Go" data usage could be offered in the U.S. after the House of Representatives probed Niantic. Reports have it that Congressmen Jan Schakowsky of Illinois, Frank Pallone of New Jersey and Diana DeGette of Colorado have sent a letter to John Hanke, asking about the shocking data consumption most gamers use when playing the game.
The U.S. House of Representatives reportedly received a lot of complaints from "Pokemon Go" players who have experienced the verge on the data consumption. However, up until now, Niantic CEO John Hanke is yet to comment on the said letter.
With the said probing, some "Pokemon Go" players in the U.S. are now expecting mobile carriers and other internet providers to offer unlimited data usage for the said game. T-Mobile has already given their subscribers unlimited data usage for a year while the others are expected to follow.
Stay tuned to GamenGuide for more "Pokemon Go" news and updates!
