Pokemon is a media franchise owned by The Pokémon Company, a Japanese consortium between Nintendo, Game Freak and Creatures. The franchise was created by Satoshi Tajiri in 1995 and is centered on fictional creatures called "Pokémon", which humans known as Pokémon Trainers catch and train to battle each other for sport.
Cartoon Series
Cartoon series currently advertised in English as Pokémon: The Series, is a Japanese anime television series, which has been adapted for the international television markets. It is based on the Pokémon video game series and is a part of the Pokémon franchise. The Pokemon Franchise worked in every field and expand their vision to whole world.they started movies, and animated series as well and gained more positive response from the audience
Game Series
Game seriesis released in in 1995 The First time Pokemons name comes in Japan and later on the whole world knows pokemon
First released in 1996 in Japan for the Game Boy, the main series of role-playing video games has continued on each generation, it releases in series by the years of time and gain more popularity and likeness specially by the kids
As a kid I have always a wish and dream about pokemons. I want Pokemons In my real Life , I want to catch them , Trained them to battle each other with my friends and my evil friends Not only me But most of the people who like pokemons always wants the same and The Niantic Company made millions of people dream comes true in a present year of a recent month in a last week 16th of July in US and AUS.
Real World Gamming
Nianti company Introduce the world’s first “real world gaming” platform to the game lovers. By exploiting the capabilities of smartphones and location technology and through building a unique massively scalable server and global location dataset, we have helped users all around the world have fun, socialize, and get more fit as they play and explore
Pokémon Go Game
Thegame allows players to capture, battle, and train virtual creatures, called Pokémon, who appear throughout the real world. It makes use of GPS and the camera of compatible devices. The game is free-to-play, although it supports in-app purchases of additional gameplay items. An optional companion Bluetooth wearable device is planned for future release, the Pokémon Go Plus, and will Alert users when Pokémon are nearby.
Over Night Success
It has only taken a week for Pokémon Go’s creatures to pop up all around the planet – but their journey really began in 1996
If you are remotely active in any of the social networks, or have friends and you don’t live in north pole or south pole, I bet you must have heard of this supercool new game called ‘Pokémon Go.’ This game is taking the whole world by storm.I am sure you all are familiar with the Pokémon world – A Nintendo franchise launched in the 90’s. The world of trainers traveling the world to catch the monsters ‘Pokémon’. This classic fight between the trainers and the Pokémon’s was pretty popular and ran on many video games.
John Hanke, who is today the founder and CEO of Niantic Inc., began his journey to make Pokémon Go a reality when he created and sold his first online game in 1996 before starting a mapping company that would change the way people navigate with GPS forever. From there, with the help of Google and Nintendo, he would create one of the biggest mobile game phenomenons of 2016. According to his recent Interview, that’s far from true! It rather took him 20 years to create what Pokémon Go is today. In 1996, while he was still a student, Hanke created his first online game and sold it to 3DO to pursue something bigger. Four years later he linked Maps with aerial photography and launched ‘Keyhole’ that was later bought by Google, which we now commonly know as ‘Google Earth.’ Eventually, with the help of Google, he set up his gaming lab Niantec and then launched ‘Ingress’ which is another augmented reality game, which gained popularity though not as much as Pokémon Go. Later on in 2014, Google and Pokémon franchise by Nintendo teamed up for an April Fool’s joke. That allowed people to find Pokémon in Google Map. It was a huge success. Though Hanke claims that’s when he got the inspiration to build Pokémon Go, many believe that was a conscious effort to test the acceptability of the game before fully making it. Pokémon Go was designed mindfully by using all the Geo Data owned by Google and also from Ingress. Many real-time locations like Gyms and Pokéstops are locations those are user generated in Ingress. I guess that’s what is leading to its popularity. In the early week just after the game was launched in USA, Australia, and New Zealand, Nintendo’s share raised by 12 million and as we see the game has much greater potential If you’re still struggling to make heads or Ninetails of “Pokemon Go,” we’ve got you covered. On this week’s “By The Numbers,” The Huffington Post’s weekly business and tech talk show streamed on Facebook Live, our staffers discuss three numbers that put the craze in perspective:
· $14 billion ― The approximate increase in Nintendo’s market value in the week since the game launched.
· $1.6 million ― The estimated amount of money the app makes every single day.
· 33.4 ― The number of minutes the average iOS user of the app spent playing “Pokemon Go” on Monday. That’s a lot! The average iOS user spent 22 minutes on Facebook and 18 minutes on Snapchat, in comparison.
The phenomenally popular smartphone game is the latest entry in the 20-year-oldPokemon franchise, but it’s a lot different than the Game Boy or card games you might be familiar with. Instead of controlling an on-screen character, most of your time in “Pokemon Go” is spent literally walking around the real, outside world and spotting cute monsters through your phone’s camera. When you see one, you toss a virtual “Poke ball” on your screen in an attempt to capture it and add it to your roster
Pokemon Go Dominating
It hasn't been a week since it was released but Pokémon GO has been dominating, set to surpass Twitter in daily active users on Android devices.
According to data published by Similar Web, Pokémon GO was already installed in 5.16 percent of all Android devices in the U.S. just after two days it was released. To put things into perspective, the mobile game is now installed on more Android devices in the country than Tinder. And people aren't just installing Pokémon GO, they are actually using it, and by a lot! Pokémon GO is already neck and neck with Twitter in terms of daily active users, as of July 7, so it's only a matter of time before the mobile game sees more daily action than the social networking site. Data also put average usage time for the mobile game at 43 minutes and 23 seconds a day. That's higher than what Messenger, Snapchat, Instagram and WhatsApp normally get daily and may also be the reason why figures for engagement for the mobile game are unbelievably high. At more than 60 percent of users in the U.S. using Pokémon GO daily, it also means that about 3 percent of the entire Android population in the country is using the app every day. Pokémon GO is only officially released in the U.S., Australia and Switzerland but it's not like the rest of the world can patiently wait for their turn so numerous users have turned to installing an APK from APKMirror, making the site's traffic jump from 600,000 on July 5 to more than 4 million by July 6. Where did APKMirror's top visitors come from? Brazil, India and Germany, aside from the U.S. Pokemon go TrendAccording to data published by Similar Web, Pokémon GO was already installed in 5.16 percent of all Android devices in the U.S. just after two days it was released. To put things into perspective, the mobile game is now installed on more Android devices in the country than Tinder.
