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Slowly but surely, Niantic is turning Pokemon Go into the game we all hoped it would be at launch. Speaking with Polish website Gram last week, Niantic product marketing head Anne Beuttenmüller revealed that the team wants to add PvP battles to the game before the end of 2018. Although the interview was mostly focused on the upcoming debut of Ingress Prime, Beuttenmüller did answer a few Pokemon Go questions. She also confirmed that there will be more Pokemon added to the game, but didn't say when we should expect to see them. PvP battles would be a perfect addition for the holidays as everyone heads back home to see their family and friends.
Slowly but surely, Niantic is turning Pokemon Go into the game we all hoped it would be at launch. Speaking with Polish website Gram last week, Niantic product marketing head Anne Beuttenmüller revealed that the team wants to add PvP battles to the game before the end of 2018. Although the interview was mostly focused on the upcoming debut of Ingress Prime, Beuttenmüller did answer a few Pokemon Go questions. She also confirmed that there will be more Pokemon added to the game, but didn't say when we should expect to see them. PvP battles would be a perfect addition for the holidays as everyone heads back home to see their family and friends.
'Pokémon Go' PvP Feature in the Works, Says Niantic
Niantic is continually rolling out new features to keep Pokémon Go fresh well into its third year, and it seems PvP is next on the docket. The feature was first teased when the game was announced back in 2015, with trainers swapping Pokémon in the reveal trailer. Every Pokémon has a quick and charged attack, with faster moves building up the charged attack meter. Once the meter is full, tapping the charged attack on the bottom part of the screen lets the Pokémon unleash the more powerful move. How Niantic plans to handle PvP in Pokémon Go is unclear, but fans can expect more information soon.
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