"Pokemon Go" is one of the anticipated titles and the hype about the game continue to grow as the title's beta testing begins in the U.S. Have you tested "Pokemon Go" already?
'Pokemon Go' Beta Testing In The U.S. Begins
Parent Herald previously reported that after Australia and New Zealand, "Pokemon Go" beta testing is heading in the United States. Niantic Labs announced on their blog that together with the Pokemon Company, they are inviting players from the U.S. to take the challenge and fun of "Pokemon Go" in their beta testing.
The "Pokemon Go" beta testing aims to gather early feedback and potential bugs before the title comes out in the market. In this way, the Pokemon Company and Niantic could improve the gameplay and release it in its best shape and form.
Per Game N Guide, the "Pokemon Go" beta testing in the U.S. has already begun. However, there were no concrete details about the progress of the beta testing. Well, we should learn about it soon.
'Pokemon Go' Arriving This Month
At the time, the Pokemon Company has not announced any official release date for "Pokemon Go." However, it is already confirmed that "Pokemon Sun" and "Pokemon Moon" will be arriving later this year. But is it possible for "Pokemon Go" to arrive earlier?
According to Neurogadget, "Pokemon Go" is set to be released in the second quarter of 2016. We are already in the last month of the second quarter, so could "Pokemon Go" be arriving this month? Per the report, Niantic CEO John Hanke talks about the title at SXSW where he unveiled the details of the game to the public for the first time.
Days after the said event, Niantic formally unveiled the first screenshot of "Pokemon Go." Does this suggest that "Pokemon Go" is coming soon? Fans hope that this report is true, but at the time, one should still take this with a grain of salt until Niantic or the Pokemon Company confirms it.
Do you believe that it's possible for "Pokemon Go" to arrive this month? Will you be surprised if "Pokemon Go" made it earlier than "Pokemon Sun" and "Pokemon Moon?" Will you be happy if it does? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
