Cosplayer: 1ho1118
Pokemon GO cosplay: Pikachu, Squirtle, three Trainers and… a PokéStop
Cosplayer: 1ho1118
Cosplayer: 1ho1118
The map in Pokemon GO is based on the actual real-world map of the streets and pathways around you. It can be used to find the nearby location of Pokemon, PokéStops, Gyms and more. Check out the video below for some tips on how you can improve your skills of pinpointing the location of hard-to-find … Continue reading Video: Map trick for catching hard-to-find Pokemon in Pokemon GO
Pokemon GO hasn't been out for even two months, but it has already managed to set five new world records. Since its launch on July 6 for iOS and Android, Niantic's ultra-popular mobile game attained the following significant achievements, as confirmed by the official Guinness World Records: 1. Most revenue grossed by a mobile game … Continue reading Pokemon GO has officially set five new world records
In Pokemon GO, Lucky Eggs are items that will help you earn twice the Experience Points (XP) for completing in-game events, such as catching a Pokemon or visiting a PokéStop for a brief time. Check out the video below to see how you can level up quickly using one of the special items:
There's a new item designed to make catching in Pokemon GO easier. As shown in the above image, the "Pokeball Aimer" slips onto your smartphone and embeds a physical path for the sole purpose of throwing Poké Balls. If you have a 3D printer, it can be downloaded for free from My Mini Factory.
In Pokemon GO, you're supposed to assign Pokemon you've caught to defend Gyms. However, a player has found a way to assign Pokemon Eggs instead, as shown in the video below. There's currently no word on whether a fix for this issue is in the works, but stay tuned for any updates.
A Pokemon GO player has visited multiple countries across the world in an attempt to catch 'em all. With the help of Expedia, Nick Johnson traveled from Brooklyn to Paris, Hong Kong and Sydney and managed to catch all of the Pokemon currently available in the game. One of the busiest places he's been to … Continue reading Pokemon GO player travels the world to catch ’em all
The team at Koder has built a Pokemon GO prototype that is compatible with Microsoft HoloLens. It may not look exactly like the game, but the results are pretty cool nonetheless. Check it out for yourself in the video below: