Niantic released a new patch for the "Pokemon Go" this weekend, but it's not a major one. The new "Pokemon Go" patch includes some minor fix and the rumored appearance of the Shiny Pokemon, which is hinted to be the release of one of the original Pokemon called Ditto.
As per the Forbes reported, the "Pokemon Go" has been released with some minor fixes which may seem to bring a non-significant change. But, the latest "Pokemon Go" patch could possibly bring in Shiny Pokemons as several players speculated.
Shiny Pokemons are special due to its colored variant. Shiny Pokemons would bring a change in the appearance of every monster in the "Pokemon Go" game. With this Shiny Pokemon feature, we may find a Pokemon like Ponyta that could have a blue colored flame rather than its original orange effect.
New Pokemon Go Update Arrives, Here's What It Does (Not Much) https://t.co/FEkjqDgDr5 pic.twitter.com/vWflN7n2RZ
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Meanwhile, the Inquistr mentioned in their report about the rumored "Pokemon Go" Thanksgiving Update. The rumored Thanksgiving patch is said to have similar features and mechanics like the Halloween patch.
In addition, the rumored "Pokemon Go" Thanksgiving update may have a higher spawn rate of Pokemons. Their report stated that it would increase the spawn rate of bird-type Pokemon like the famous Fearrow and Spearow.
"Pokemon Go" has been updating its version consistently in order to align with the Android and iOS. With this, it would bring an ease to Niantic, for them easily fix the issue and release it in no time.
Niantic has also confirmed that the "Pokemon Go" is now available for them to download and play. These countries are from the Middle East naming Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, UAE, Israel and Bahrain.
Aside from the latest "Pokemon Go" patch, Niantic also released its previous patch earlier this month. The previous patch includes XP rewards for all the players along with Stardust.
The "Pokemon Go" Thanksgiving patch is sure to be the much-awaited event of the year for "Pokemon Go" fans. Though it may seem to come on a possibility, fans still need to wait for the official announcement from Niantic.
