Pokémon Go
Pokémon Go is a mobile game launched in 2016. You can use your phone’s GPS to find and catch Pokémon in the real world. You can train and battle these Pokémon no matter where you are. It’s free to play, but you can buy things in the game if you want. When it started, it had around 150 Pokémon species, but by 2021 that number had grown to around 700 species.
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When the game came out, people had mixed opinions. Some people like the idea, but others don’t like the technical issues it presents. Despite this, it still became one of the most popular and profitable apps of 2016. It was downloaded by huge numbers of people around the world – by the end of that year, it had been downloaded over 500 million times!
It also does some cool stuff. Pokémon Go got more people interested in using GPS and augmented reality (AR) on their phones. It also gets people out and about more, which is nice and clean. Additionally, it helps local shops as more people visit them while playing. But it also brings some problems, such as accidents and fuss in public places.
Some governments are concerned about its safety and have enacted relevant regulations. By 2018, more than 147 million people were playing every month. By 2019, it had been downloaded over 1 billion times worldwide! It also makes a lot of money—more than $6 billion by 2020.
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Pokemon Go March 2024 Infographic
February Community Day – February 4
- Time: Starts at 2pm local time and ends at 5pm.
Lunar New Year: The dragon and the tiger emerge—February 5 to February 11
- Time: Starts at 10am local time and ends at 8pm.
GO Battle Day – February 10th
- Time: Starts at 12 noon local time and ends at 11:59 pm.
Hisuian Decidueye Raid Day – February 11
- Time: Starts at 2pm local time and ends at 5pm.
Love Carnival – February 13th to February 15th
- Time: Starts at 10am local time and ends at 8pm.
Pokemon GO Tour: Sinnoh – Los Angeles – February 16 – February 18
Path to Sinnoh – February 19 to February 23
- Time: Starts at 10am local time and ends at 8pm.
Pokemon GO Tour: Sinnoh – Global – February 24-February 25
- Time: Starts at 10am local time every day and ends at 6pm.
Highlights of Pokemon GO
- Delatini – February 6th.
- Munna – February 13th.
- Mountain Rats and Alola Mountain Rats – February 27th.
Raid times in Pokemon GO
- Super Latias – January 31st.
- Super Latios – February 7th.
- Darkrai – February 19th.
- Cresselia – February 20th.
- Uxie, Mesprit, Azelf – February 22nd.
- Giratina Origins – February 23rd.
- Cresselia and Heatran – February 28.
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February 2024 Pokemon GO Elite Raid Time [Enamorus Incarnate Form on February 14]
- Time slots: 12 noon to 1 pm, 1 pm to 2 pm, 5 pm to 6 pm, 6 pm to 7 pm.
Five Star Raid in Pokemon GO
- Darkrai – February 15th to February 20th.
- Cresselia – February 20th to February 21st.
- Uxie, Mesprit, Azelf – February 21st to February 22nd.
- Heatran – February 22nd to February 23rd.
- Origin Giratina – February 23rd to February 26th.
- Cresselia and Heatran – February 26 to March 1.
Big raids in Pokemon GO
- Mega Latias – January 31st to February 15th.
- Mega Latios – January 31st to February 15th.
- Mega Absol – February 15 to February 22.
- Mega Garchomp – February 22nd to March 1st.
Shadow Raid in Pokemon GO
- Weekend Shadow Articuno.
Timeless Travel: Egg Expedition Visit
- New ticketing experiences are delivered every month, with bonuses and timed research available.
Pokemon GO PokeStop will be revealed in February 2024
- Check out the February 2024 PokeStop Display Guide for more details.
Research breakthrough encounter
- Lapras, Galarian Weezing, Mr. Galarian Mime, Furfrou, Goomy, Jangmo-o.
Pokémon Go Gameplay
In Pokémon Go, you create your own character and then use your phone’s map to navigate the real world. The map shows cool locations called PokéStops and Pokémon Gyms, where you can get items or battle other players. Sometimes these locations end up in strange or less safe places, causing some problems.
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As you move around, different types of Pokémon will appear in different places. When you find one, you can see it on your phone’s camera or screen and use a Poké Ball to capture it. After catching Pokémon, you’ll get something that can help you make them stronger. New Pokémon are constantly being added to the game, and you can battle other players, team up with friends, and take on special challenges against bad guys called Team GO Rocket.
“Pokémon Go” trailer
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Pokémon Go Overview
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title |
Pokémon Go |
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Release year |
2016 |
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type |
Augmented reality (AR) mobile games |
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Developer |
Niantic partners with Nintendo and The Pokémon Company |
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platform |
iOS, Android |
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Gameplay |
Locate, capture, train and battle virtual Pokémon in the real world using GPS on your mobile device |
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In-game features |
PokéStops, Pokémon Gyms, Lure Modules, In-App Purchases, Avatar Customization |
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Pokémon series |
Initially around 150 species, this will increase to around 700+ species by 2021 |
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Comment |
Reviews were mixed, praising the concept but criticizing technical issues |
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Popularity |
The most used and profitable mobile app in 2016, with over 500 million downloads by the end of 2016 |
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Influence |
Popularize AR and location-based gaming, promote sports activities, and help local businesses |
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dispute |
Accidents, pollution, safety issues, government regulations |
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user group |
By May 2018, there were over 147 million monthly active users, and by early 2019, there were over 1 billion downloads worldwide |
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income |
Total revenue will exceed $6 billion by 2020 |
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