Pokémon GO
Niantic, Inc.
About This Game
- Category Casual
- Installs 461M+
- Age 10
- Updated 2023-05-09
- OS IOS / Android
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"Pokemon GO," a location-based augmented reality mobile game, has received approval from Nintendo and Pokémon. Niantic, Inc. is in charge of its development and management. From July 2016, it has been available for the iOS and Android operating systems. In the game, the real world serves as a platform for locating, battling, training, and trading the fictional "Pokemon" species. Both in-app purchases and a free launch of the game are available. Pokémon Go Plus, a supplemental device that interacts with a smartphone through Bluetooth and gives push notifications when there are Pokémon nearby, was launched at the same time as the game.
On March 4, 2016, Niantic revealed that it would have an exclusive closed beta in Japan for the second half of the month. This would give players the chance to get involved in the game's development before it is officially published. Sweden and New Zealand were added to the restricted beta on April 7. The American closed beta application was made available on May 16. On July 6, it was made available in Australia and New Zealand, and on July 7, it was made available in the US. Nintendo's stock price increased by 9% the day after the game was released.The closing price of 14,380 yen on July 6—the day before the game's release—was increased to 30,000 yen on July 19. as of August 1, 2016, more than a billion times globally. Despite Nintendo's stock on the Tokyo Stock Exchange rising by 100% in just two weeks. While most of the second-generation Pokémon won't be released until February 17, 2017, some will on December 12, 2016. On June 20, 2017, a team battle will be added to the gymnasium battle system. The third generation of Pokémon were unveiled one by one on October 21, 2017.On March 20, 2018, additional field research missions were added. On June 18, 2018, it became possible to trade Pokémon and friends for presents. On October 16, 2018, in the evening, users will get access to Pokémon of the fourth generation (Shen'ao region). On December 2, 2020, the sixth generation will become available following the debut of the fifth generation (Union region) in 2019. dream.
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How To Play
1. Download the Pokemon GO app from the App Store or Google Play Store and create a new account. You can use your Google or Facebook account to sign up.
2. Once you've logged in, it's time to create your avatar. Choose your gender, hairstyle, and outfit.
3. The next step is to choose your first Pokemon. The app will give you a choice between three Pokemon: Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur. Tap on one to catch it.
4. Now that you have your first Pokemon, it's time to start exploring. The app uses real-world locations and landmarks to place Pokemon. Walk around your neighborhood or travel to new places to catch more Pokemon.
5. When you find a Pokemon, tap on it to enter the capture screen. Swipe the Poke Ball towards the Pokemon to capture it. If the circle around the Pokemon is green, it means it's an easy catch. If it's orange or red, it's a more difficult catch.