We can see how you collect items from PokéStops, and how they're marked onto real-life locations. It's not the AR-style gameplay that the trailers have promised, but it's the best we have for now. Here's a 13-minute video showing a few wild Pokémon - Rattata, Machop and Voltorb - being caught. It seems like every day, new footage from the beta is being uploaded to YouTube, only to be taken down just as fast. Expect more details on this to come out as the beta testing continues. Unfortunately, little is currently know about the battle system, how similar it will be to the battle system found in Pokémon Stadium, or whether it will be as easy as meeting up with a friend in a field and throwing down in full AR glory. Lets face it: As fun as catching them all is, Pokémon is all about the battles.
So if fitness trackers have failed to get you up and moving, maybe the prospect of hatching a rare Pokémon will. You will reportedly be able to find eggs at or around PokéStops, and Niantic has confirmed that players hatch eggs by moving around in the real world to incubate, just as you have to move around in the handheld versions. One of the ways you'll be able to gain new Pokémon in the game is by hatching eggs. Gyms are reported to act like Portals do in Ingress, with each team battling to control the gyms. PokéStops will likely feature helpful items such as Pokéballs, potions and battle items. Think of the Time Square sequence from the trailer. Both will be linked to real-life landmarks in cities and towns with markers in the game. PokéStops and GymsĪnother detail that's been verified is the inclusion of PokeStops and Gyms. Yes, your iPhone will really come to feel like the ultimate Pokédex - and If you're the type to go all in on the full experience, Amazon has got you covered there. For hardcore Pokémon fans, that's not nearly enough considering there have been 721 species introduced throughout the different generations of the series, but keep in mind that this is data from the early beta, and it's safe to assume that number will grow to include the whole gang, likely as updates roll out after the official launch.Īs you discover and catch new Pokémon, they will be added to your Pokédex. That, of course, represents the first generation of Pokémon, from Bulbasaur all the way up to the legendary Mew.
This has led to the (admittedly premature) creation of subreddits for each Pokémon Go team, so if you already know where your allegiances lie (Blue for life!), you can get in on the ground floor and join the super hardcore Pokémon fans representing their team colours.Īccording to data mining of the beta app, there will initially be 151 Pokémon available to be caught. Just like Ingress, players will have to choose a team to join, with data-mining revealing three teams: Red, Blue and Yellow.
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