The augmented reality video game where we can hunt pokemons in our neighborhood, started the closed beta last month. A video game in which Nintendo has been working with Niantic, a study that brought us another high-quality video game called Ingress and that also used augmented reality to offer another type of leisure experience.
At Nintendo's presentation at the E3 fair, it was announced that Pokémon GO will be available on smartphones sometime in July. And the big surprise is that Nintendo will launch Pokémon Go Plus, a wearable gadget in the style of a Bluetooth activity bracelet that will allow players to receive alerts or even "hunt" Pokémon without having to take their phones. At the end of July this gadget will be available that will surely sell like donuts.
This wearable gadget It will mean that those Pokémon fans will have the option of wearing it at all times so as not to miss any opportunity to hunt those wild Pokémon that they will find swarming the streets of the city.
Pokémon GO will ensure that all players in the world go out into the real world to search, hunt and fight with your Pokémon, by adapting a game formula to an augmented reality that is based on Ingress, the first game released by Niantic.
Nintendo will use the freemium model to include micropayments of some kind, although this has to be revealed. In any case, we do not believe that it will take us long to learn the rest of the details due to the proximity in time to the month of July. Like handheld console games, players will have to level up and collect the most powerful Pokémon to be able to battle and hunt down the "legendary" creatures.
Will be on the Pokémon Gyms, areas specially located for the location, where other players will have to fight with their avatars to take them. We do not know if it will be released at the same time on Android and iOS, so a little patience.
You can see part of the gameplay from this entry.
