Pokemon Go is already more popular than Tinder
The app's popularity has sent shares in Nintendo, soaring by more than 40 percent
The augmented reality mobile game 'Pokemon Go' by Nintendo is shown on a smartphone screen in this photo illustration taken in Palm Springs, California U.S. July 11, 2016. PHOTO: Reuters
Last week Nintendo and Niantic finally released Pokémon Go, one of the all-time most anticipated games for smartphones. It hasn’t taken long for Pokémon Go to take the world by storm. The augmented reality-based game has proved successful in bringing players an engaging experience as a Pokémon trainer, in a way that wasn’t possible in previous Pokémon games on the Nintendo systems. Pokémon go gives older users a chance to relive their childhood and once again experience that thrill of throwing a Pokeball and watching anxiously until the light on it turns white, signifying that the Pokémon has been caught.
Leaner Xbox One model plays for gamers
Leaner Xbox One model plays for gamers