In-game currency is not real currency. But Sprint's offering it anyways with the still somewhat popular Niantic Labs game, Pokemon GO.
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Ingress Prime to follow on from Niantic’s original game in 2018
The maker of Pokemon GO will be updating its original AR gaming hit next year with a new storyline, new look and a new development platform.
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Pokemon GO update finally allows you to replace that annoying theme music with your own
If you've been "dah-ing" and "nuh-ing" as part of your Pokemon GO withdrawals, you can come back into the game with fresh tunes and relief.
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SurveyMonkey proclaims peak Pokemon GO in US
Peak Pokemon GO happened last week. At least in the US.How does SurveyMonkey figure that? Its Intelligence unit tracked the app’s daily active users and compared it to daily download rates and the internet’s search awareness for it.In terms of usage, more than 25 million user packed in on the most active day, Sunday, July 14. Numbers were about steady the day before and the day after before the inevitable slide followed that week, dropping to about 22 million users on July 20.Continue reading »
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Sprint’s Pokémon GO campaign looks to shame T-Mobile’s gimmicks
The base rate for an unlimited data plan on T-Mobile is $95 per month. On Sprint, it’s $75. Spread that difference over two years and you’ve got enough money for another good phone if you wanted it.The Now Network feels it’s important to point that out in this micro-age of Pokémon GO madness, ...
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Unlimited data for Pokémon GO fans on T-Mobile
If you’re a Pokémon GO fan, here’s a T-Mobile Tuesdays offer you’ll wish that the Un-carrier won’t screw up. On July 19, T-Mobile will use its customer appreciation program serve up new perks revolving around your travels related to the Pok
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Pokémon GO update brings Google Cardboard copyright acknowledgement
If you’re familiar with Pokémon GO, there’s a certain element to it that involves augmented reality. Those are the capture and battle stages of play: if you choose to turn the feature on, Pokémon and the whole game interface are overlaid what your camera sees.Perhaps you’d like to wear a headset and run ...
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Niantic slows its roll for Pokémon GO to shore up servers
Pokémon GO is available in Japan, Australia, New Zealand and the United States. Unfortunately for many Pocket Monster fans in other places, that’s where it will stay for the time being.You know how your hordes of friends have been complaining about the servers not keeping up and about them not getting into the app? That seems to be the big problem that gamemaker Niantic Labs is facing in keeping its app roll-out ...
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There’s a RAT in Pokémon Go! And it’s not Rattata
We have to ask how you’ll fare this weekend, the first full weekend of availability for Niantic Labs’ Pokémon Go! Prepared for long days walking from one side of the city to the other? Or are you memeing it up, pointing and laughing at the people who end up crossing town to catch that Flareon? Maybe you’re just sticking your fingers in your ears at this point.Whatever the case, if you even have the slightest interest in downloading Pokémon Go, make sure you get the .APK from a safe ...
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Love Ingress? Considering signing up for the Pokémon GO field tests
Google-owned Niantic Labs, the maker of Ingress, has been working with // The Pokémon Company to literally bring a beloved video game franchise into the real world. That project is being called Pokémon GO.Excitement has building around the game with gameplay footage leaked continuously onto YouTube. When it came time, fans in Australia and New ...
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