Pokémon GO Release Date Update: New Images and Details Teased Amidst Reports That Game Is Tested In Australia
Augmented reality game 'Pokémon Go' has seen a stream of interesting development in the past couple of weeks as updates and teasers dominate gaming talks about an ongoing beta testing phase being carried out in various testing areas around the world including Australia, Japan, and New Zealand.
Currently, randomly selected fans in Australia and New Zealand are now being screened for the rare live beta experience of Pokémon Go with invites already sent out with some people already being picked early for early gaming access.
"Niantic will select users based on a variety of factors which may include OS types, experience in real world games and an element of luck," the update reads as per Christian Today roundup.
"If you don't receive an email, please be patient as we plan to increase the number of invites over time," the update further noted as anxious fans wishing to play the highly anticipated game in the flesh.
Recently, the latest updates from field testers revealed battles lasting for like a minute and half making every second important. For example, Reddit community user The SilphRoad sends out updated streams of interactive news and fun to satisfy insatiable cravings for information concerning the game.
Recently, the Reddit community user posted an infographic showing what has transpired of the past couple of days during beta testing phase of Pokémon Go battles.
In another roundup from Ecumenical News, game developers appeared to have upped the excitement and fun by adding challenging features where players are required to make use of their strategic genius by applying methods of mastering Pokémon Trainer. As the report went on, creatures like Bulbasaur, Charmander, Eevee, Squirtle, and Pikachu.
Meanwhile, no official release date has been confirmed although fans are hoping to have the slated launching of the augmented reality game later this year which is available on iOS and Android-run devices.
