Afteranupanddownfirstyearofexistence,thePokémonGoFestwassupposedtobeatriumphanteventwhereplayerscouldworktogetherinnewswaysandearnuniqueawards.Theeventunfortuna
Niantic is going all out for Pokémon Go's first anniversary. In addition to holding the Pokémon Go Fest in Chicago and tie-in events all over the globe, it's also finally introducing Legendaries into the mobile game.
NianticisgoingalloutforPokémonGo'sfirstanniversary.InadditiontoholdingthePokémonGoFestinChicagoandtie-ineventsallovertheglobe,it'salsofinallyintroducingLegendar
StillplayingPokémonGo?Mightaswellhavefunonitsfirstanniversary.Nowthatwe'reonlyafewdaysawayfromthePokémonGoFesttakingplaceinChicago,Niantichasrevealedmoredetails
The Pokémon Go craze continues unabated, with accounts being sold on auction sites such as eBay for thousands of pounds, despite contravening developer Niantic’s terms of service.
Pokémon GO is not only inspiring a record number of people to pick up their smartphones and head out on their own Pokémon adventures, it’s also succeeding in keeping them around for a second, third, and even fourth round of gaming.
It’s the hottest game in the world right now, but what do games developers think of Pokémon Go, and where do they think its success will take augmented reality?
Hillary Clinton joked on Thursday that she wanted people to develop a game called “Pokémon Go to the Polls.” Some of her young volunteers turned her questionable pun into reality this weekend, using the viral app to register new voters in Lakewood, a suburb of Cleveland.
Gamers in Chinese mainland are increasingly upset over their lack of access to Pokémon Go, the latest Nintendo smash-hit game sending countless smartphone addicts worldwide outdoor to hunt down fictional creatures.
Ex-US marine challenges Islamic State to Pokémon battle through a Facebook post
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