Niantic designed a custom branded emoji that is triggered when the #GOsnapshot hashtag is used on Twitter. The emoji is now available on the social media platform for a limited time. It is of a camera design, complete with a visible lens and other components to make the entire shape. This is just another effort … Continue reading Niantic creates GO Snapshot custom branded emoji on Twitter for Pokémon GO
Niantic recently kicked off the first-ever GO Snapshot Challenge for Pokémon GO, which is officially running until May 22. Read on below for all the details: As part of the #GOsnapshot Challenge, Trainers are invited to participate in the three unique challenges of the contest, each with a specific focus and task for taking photos … Continue reading Niantic shares GO Snapshot photo of Lucario for the Go Create Challenge in Pokémon GO
Pokémon GO Trainers now have the chance to take pictures of any of their Pokémon at any time with the new GO Snapshot feature. GO Snapshot allows players to take photos of any Pokémon that they have in their Pokémon Storage. You access the feature by looking at a specific Pokémon or by accessing the camera … Continue reading Niantic shares GO Snapshot photo of Alolan Ninetales in Pokémon GO
Niantic recently kicked off the first-ever GO Snapshot Challenge for Pokémon GO, which is officially running until May 22. Read on below for all the details: As part of the #GOsnapshot Challenge, Trainers are invited to participate in the three unique challenges of the contest, each with a specific focus and task for taking photos … Continue reading Niantic shares GO Snapshot photo of Jigglypuff for the Go Create Challenge in Pokémon GO
Niantic has announced discontinued Pokémon GO support for Android 4 KitKat. Read on below to learn more from the development team: Discontinued support for Android 4 KitKat Pokémon GO is ending support for devices running on Android 4 KitKat. Trainers using devices with this operating system will no longer be able to access Pokémon GO … Continue reading Pokémon GO will no longer support Android 4 KitKat as of July 1, 2019
The Pokémon Company International recently confirmed a new entry in the Pokémon Rumble series, with the all new Pokémon Rumble Rush. Previously known as PokéLand, this free-to-start beat-‘em-up was initially made available for download for owners of Android mobile devices in Australia via Google Play; with an iOS version and full worldwide release coming shortly. … Continue reading New Pokémon Rumble Rush update version 1.0.4 now live to fix Refinery bug
The Pokémon Company International recently confirmed a new entry in the Pokémon Rumble series, with the all new Pokémon Rumble Rush. Previously known as PokéLand, this free-to-start beat-‘em-up was initially made available for download for owners of Android mobile devices in Australia via Google Play; with an iOS version and full worldwide release coming shortly. … Continue reading Pokémon Rumble Rush out now worldwide on Android, including in North America and Europe
The Pokémon Company International recently confirmed a new entry in the Pokémon Rumble series, with the all new Pokémon Rumble Rush. Previously known as PokéLand, this free-to-start beat-‘em-up was initially made available for download for owners of Android mobile devices in Australia via Google Play; with an iOS version and full worldwide release coming shortly. … Continue reading Pokémon Rumble Rush update version 1.0.3 includes game-breaking bug in the Refinery screen
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