“Nintendo” has just announced its newest game for Pokémon Go smartphones. The game will involve augmented reality so the player can hunt all the Pokémon.
To play, simply move to specific locations where Pokémon are on the map, point your cell phone camera and throw a Pokéball. The game also has the option to exchange monsters and battle between trainers. In the video you can also see a group battle option, against multiple players or against a single Pokémon (in this case, Mewtwo), but Nintendo didn't give many details about how this will work.
In addition to the game for smartphones, Nintendo will also launch a device called Pokémon Go Plus, for those who want to continue playing, even without having to touch their cell phone. This bracelet should emit signals when there is a Pokémon or trainer nearby.
This project will be an evolution of the April 1st game that Nintendo and Google launched in 2014, which allowed hunting Pokémon through Google Maps .
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Pokemon Go will be released in 2016, for both iOS and Android, and will be free (but Nintendo has already announced that it will offer an in-game purchase system).
Via: Official Pokémon
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