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Pokémon GO Hoenn Tour – Complete Guide
Pokémon Go Field Research March 2023
Pokémon are creatures which players (called Pokémon Trainers) catch and train to battle each other for sport. Thus far, there are 729 revealed species, which can be organized under different attributes. The first Pokémon games were created for Nintendo and premiered in Japan on February 27, 1996, the brainchild of creator Satoshi Tajiri. (The term Pokémon comes from “Pocket Monsters”.) Pokémon games in various permutations (including trading cards) proved so popular that an anime series based on the game debuted in 1997, further spawning a manga series, a magazine, and more. Now Pokémon have remerged into the public spotlight with a new game that is taking over public consciousness. Pokémon GO is a free-to-play, location-based, augmented reality (AR) game developed by Niantic and released to most of the world in July 2016. The CEO of Niantic, John Hanke, has declared that the goal of Pokémon GO is to “facilitate the real-life stuff” such as getting people to exercise, to see the world with new eyes, and giving people a reason to spend time together.
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Next scheduled: Saturday, March 18, featuring Slowpoke and Galarian Slowpoke!
Save the dates for the next Community Days!
Pokemon Go Plus+ Is Up for Preorder
Pokémon Sleep, which you play by sleeping, is out this year
Connect Pokémon GO to Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
Pokémon Go finally brings the elusive Kecleon to the game
Scatterbug, Spewpa, and Vivillon Arrive in Pokémon GO
Zorua and Zoroark released in Pokémon GO
Pokémon & Item Storage Space Increased for GO Fest
New Pokémon GO Partner Research available to Verizon customers!
Pokémon GO and Amazon’s Prime Gaming team up to bring exciting rewards to Amazon Prime members!
The Community Ambassador Program
Pokemon GO: Every Pokemon Still Missing in the Game (June 2022)
Pokémon Go developer Niantic is rolling out its Campfire social network
Pokemon Go Card Set Available Now
Let's Speculate: What the future of Pokémon GO might look like
Pokémon Go may help with depression, study finds
Niantic Provides Context Behind Pokémon Go Community Day Changes
What is the Catch Cup in Pokemon Go? How to enter & rules explained
A new PokéStop for your community!
Pokémon GO Hoenn Tour – Complete Guide
Pokémon Go Field Research March 2023
Snorlax at Ernie Pyle Library!
The Unofficial Pokémon Go Field Guide by
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101 Secrets from a Pokémon Master by
Simply put, this book has 101 tips from a professional Pok#65533;mon player, in an easy-to-read format. These tips are much more advanced than the typical hack books and are current with all the new updates to the game. 101 Secrets from a Pok#65533;mon Master includes tips and techniques on battling, catching, evolving, and leveling up--things you can't get anywhere online!
Pokémon: gotta catch 'em all.
