as mentioned in When I'm in another city and I want to see what neighborhoods to wander, I crack open Foursquare. My friend Henry uses Pokémon Go. The process works both ways; the stops indicate good places to go, and the type of place influences the type of Pokémon he can collect. (Parks, for example, offer more Grass-type Pokémon; on a larger scale, the local climate also affects the available Pokémon types.) I legit used Pokémon Go to navigate trails (though obviously a real trail app would do a better job).
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Pokémon GO's Halloween Is Live With New Gen 4 Pokémon, Candy Bonuses And A New Legendary
Pokémon GO is a game about walking around collecting candy, and so it's not exactly shocking that it pulls out all the stops for Halloween this year and every year. Last year's event saw the debut of Gen 3, and the year before that was the first event Pokémon GO ever held. Read on for all the bonuses and new stuff we'll be getting with Pokémon GO's third Halloween event. To start with, we've got double candy for all Pokémon catches, but no word on egg hatches or buddy distance. The only two special research tasks we've had so far were tied to mythical Pokémon, and so my best bet is Dakrai, a Gen 4 Dark-type mythical Pokémon that would fit the Halloween theme.New legendary Pokémon Zeraora is finally available in October
as informed in GameStop will give out a special Pokémon starting later this month, The Pokémon Company announced. It's the mythical monster Zeraora, an electric type that was first shown off earlier this year. The Pokémon Company introduced it with a short teaser in April. Ahead of the release of a new trading card game expansion featuring the Pokémon, however, players can get Zeraora for their games via a download code. The download code is compatible with Pokémon Ultra Sun and Pokémon Ultra Moon, the most recent Nintendo 3DS entries in the series.New Pokémon film given UK release date
Well, I can't promise this year's Pokémon film will be quite as exciting, but it should still be quite a treat for British Pokémon fans when it arrives in cinemas late November. Pokémon the Movie: The Power of Us is the sequel to I Choose You, and follows Ash and Pikachu (of course) as they explore the seaside town of Frau City. When Ash arrives, there's something of a party going on, as the town is celebrating its annual Lugia festival. The film was originally released in Japan back in July, and will come to over 300 cinemas in the UK and Ireland this winter. From looking at the trailer, it appears Eevee will play a large role in this year's Pokémon film; possibly to tie in with the upcoming release of Pokémon Let's Go: Pikachu and Pokémon Let's Go: Eevee this November.collected by :Syrena Smith
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