"Pokemon Go" has finally finished the beta testing phase of the upcoming augmented-reality game by Niantic in North America. It is still unclear when the company will release the game in the market though the company had announced that it will be released during late July.
The cost of the "Pokemon Go" Plus Bluetooth device will be $34.99. It is already available for pre-order on the Nintendo UK website for £34.99, reported Tech News Today.
The only fancy thing about the "Pokemon Go" device is that there is a button located at its center. If you press the button it flashes a number of colors depending on the situation. There is nothing more that it has to offer.
The "Pokemon Go" device will flash green if there is a wild Pokemon near you. Once the button is pressed a Poke Ball will be thrown at the critter. After that, if a red light flashes, it means that you have missed the Pokemon or that it has broken free. If a range of rainbow colors flash, it means that that you have been successful in catching the critter.
The Bluetooth device of "Pokemon GO" makes it easier for you as you do not have to take the phone out every now and then but it does not serve the purpose of the journey of Pokemon Trainers. It is unfair if we let fate decide whether we will catch it or not rather than enjoying the adrenaline rush when we take things into our own hands.
iPhone 5/5C/5S/SE/6/6S/6 Plus/6S Plus are all the iOS handsets proven compatible for "Pokemon GO" at the moment, with software version 8 and 9. Android devices are not compatible as of now as per the UK website.
In another report, "Pokemon Sun and Moon" received a video showing seven new pokemons. These are to become a part of Generation VII critters. It is agreed by all that Rowlet is the critter we like most owing to its cuteness. Charjabug, which looks like a garbage truck does not seem to be a good design for a Pokemon. It seems like the worst Pokemon designed for this new generation until now.
"Pokemon Go" is expected to be released in late July, but the exact release date has been announced until now. Follow Parent Herald for more "Pokemon Go" news and updates!
