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Pokémon Go community days have made the game fun again With monthly social events, Pokémon Go is recapturing the original magicThere were a lot of good reasons to be outside last weekend — that beautiful weather! That's been true at least once a month since January, thanks to Pokémon Go's community day events. There's a dual purpose to community days, which occur worldwide on a designated day. The other part of these community days is the emphasis on, well, community. And that goes not just for July's Squirtle day, but the community days overall.
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Pokémon Go community days have made the game fun again With monthly social events, Pokémon Go is recapturing the original magicThere were a lot of good reasons to be outside last weekend — that beautiful weather! That's been true at least once a month since January, thanks to Pokémon Go's community day events. There's a dual purpose to community days, which occur worldwide on a designated day. The other part of these community days is the emphasis on, well, community. And that goes not just for July's Squirtle day, but the community days overall.
A Pokémon game where you watch TV is still one of my all-time favorites
A Pokémon game where you watch TV is still one of my all-time favorites Pokémon Channel was a bizarre concept, but not a bad oneThe Pokémon series has tapped into so many different genres throughout its 22 years, and few of those spinoffs have stayed a traditional course. Pokémon Channel for Nintendo GameCube launched 15 years ago, on July 18, 2003, and has since become a curiosity in the franchise's canon. To most Pokémon players, Pokémon Channel probably sounds horrifically boring. You just sit and watch TV with a buddy you can't understand. Pokémon Channel gave us the chance to do that, and only that.
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