Pokémon GO contains all of the original 151 Pokémon from the original games, but some are so rare that players are finding it extremely difficult to complete the Pokédex, or at least the parts that they can complete at the moment. Kangaskhan, Tauros, Mr. Mime and Farfetch’d are rare as hen’s teeth, for example. They’re […Read More]
Pokémon GO gives you four starters to choose from: Charmander, Bulbasaur or (if you know the trick) Pikachu. Beyond the very beginning of the game, though, the three of them can become much more of a pain to find. Their evolved forms, on top of that, are even more rare, but they are worth having […Read More]
Pokémon GO has all 151 Pokémon from the original games, including the famous fossil collection. Omanyte, Kabuto and Aerodactyl could be hatched using the fossils in Generation 1, and all three of those, along with the evolved Omastar and Kabutops, are available and out in the wild in Pokémon GO. Here’s how you can find […Read More]
Pokémon GO has a number of rare Pokémon, but a few of them are far more in-demand by players who are either looking to finish off their Pokedexes, or are looking for a rare and powerful Pokémon to take over a gym with. Dragonair, Dragonite, Gyarados, Snorlax and Porygon are, to some degree, the closest […Read More]
Pokémon GO is made by Niantic, the same company that released the geocaching combat game Ingress using a similar map system back when they were owned by Google. What many don’t know is that there is a trick where you can use Ingress as a guide to find rare, very rare and epic Pokémon. Read […Read More]
Battling is done at the gyms in Pokémon GO, and while the Area 51 gyms might be totally abandoned, more popular gyms, such as the White House (or local downtown areas) are far more competitive. Gym battles are strategic, though, and there are strategies that can win you any gym battle. You can defend your […Read More]
Use a Lucky Egg either before an evolution-fest (as described in page 2 of this article), before going to a lure module-filled location, or before doing the two gym training tricks as described in the previous page. Do this for extremely quick level-ups and make the most of your Lucky Egg, as they are fairly […Read More]
Having the AR camera on (the one that uses your rear camera whenever you are trying to catch a Pokémon) is a fun novelty, but it makes it FAR tougher to catch Pokémon. When you turn off the AR camera, the stock animated background will appear, and the Pokémon will be stuck in the center […Read More]
The latest news on Pokémon Go is that the rollout to the UK and many other countries has been delayed. However, it is entirely possible to install the game no matter what country you live in, and no matter what device you have, and still find a good APK (for Android users). Read on for […Read More]
Pokémon GO contains all of the original 151 Pokemon from the green, blue, red and yellow versions of the game for the original Game Boy (no, you cannot get Missingno or M in this game). While they are not officially designated as such, some Pokémon are definitely considered rare; far rarer than others are. Players […Read More]
