Several fans are now excited for the upcoming release of the "Pokemon Go" game. While no official release date for the much-anticipated game has been announced until now, avid followers of the "Pokemon" game series are convinced that "Pokemon Go" is coming at Electronic Entertainment Expo, which is also known as E3 2016.
'Pokemon Go' set to be released in E3 2016
Rumor has it that "Pokemon Go" will finally be released at the E3 2016 after several years of waiting. This year's Electronic Entertainment Expo will be held at the Los Angeles Convention Center on June 14-16, 2016.
However, TheBitBag shared it seems unlikely for Niantic Labs to release the "Pokemon Go" game next week as it is currently on its beta testing phase. It can be recalled that the "Pokemon Go" beta version has been launched in Japan first, then in New Zealand and Australia and in the U.S. after. It has been reported that gamers living in Europe will be the next people to try the much-awaited game.
There is no reason for fans not to be excited about the forthcoming "Pokemon Go" game as Niantic and The Pokemon Company has promised to give players an exciting and brand-new experience. In fact, other features included in the "Pokemon Go" is the Pokeballs, Pokedex and the Pokemon Go Device that will allow players to access the game without using their devices.
'Pokemon Go' features to watch out for
Parent Herald previously reported that among the changes fans should be expecting in the upcoming "Pokemon Go" is the battle battles. "Pokemon Go" beta leaked details claimed that gamers can now dodge the attacks of the enemies by simply swiping in the game's gym battles. However, this will require the players to be quick at swiping the screens of the devices before their opponents could hit them hard.
Each player will have a total of 120 seconds to defeat its opponents in the "Pokemon Go" gym. Every time a Pokemon has been beaten, the timer starts to zero again.
Do you think "Pokemon Go" will finally b released at E3 2016? What are the things you expect to experience in the upcoming "Pokemon Go" game? Share to us your thoughts in the comment section below.
