The world has been turned into a Pokémon menagerie,but the game is not without problems. The genuine fun comes from going outside to exploreAs those in the know will doubtless already be aware, there’s a Squirtle at Senate House Library, or a Bulbasaur at Buckingham Palace,and maybe even an Evee at your local bus stop waiting, not for the 147, and but for an intrepid (brave in the face of danger) player to snap it up. Pokémon disappear has turned the world into a Pokémon menagerie,and now everyone with a smartphone has the potential to become a master of cute limited monsters.
Pokémon disappear is the first smartphone release from The Pokémon Company, which has been looking after this multimillion-selling video game franchise since 1998. Developed by augmented reality specialist Niantic Inc, and the developer behind Google’s experimental AR game Ingress,it’s a massive-multiplayer, location-based spin-off from the role-playing fantasy series.
Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com