The latest updates on Pokémon releases indicate that Pokémon Go would have its demo aired in March. It is now official that the new realistic game would be available for iOS and Android devices. However, fans might have to wait a little bit longer for information concerning Pokémon Z.
According to N4BB, game developer company Niantic has finally forecast Pokémon Go demo in the upcoming Game Developers Conference in March. Fans have waited patiently for the game to be released on iOS and android devices since the announcement in September 2015.
Niantic CEO John Hanke will give more details about the upcoming Pokémon Go besides its development that will help would-be-trainers into the outdoors.
Speaking to Nintendo Life, Hanke said, "Niantic's newest game, Pokémon Go, ups the challenge of real world gaming design, taking a beloved franchise and setting its hundreds of brightly colored monsters loose across the globe, adding a new Bluetooth wearable device created by Nintendo to the mix."
A trailer was unveiled via YouTube displaying how Pokémon Go will be integrated into the real world. The promo as well highlighted how the game would focus on the players becoming Pokémon masters and defeating MewTwo.
On the other hand, despite the affirmations given by the game developers, Pokémon Z release date is still unknown. It was initially speculated that Pokémon Z would be launched alongside Pokémon Go, but this could not come fruition.
Rumor mills have it that Pokémon Z is still in development. While it had been rumored that the game would be slated for a 2016 launch, there are no confirmations from game developers.
Meanwhile, Pokémon Go is an augmented reality game that allows gamers to seize and train Pokémon in the real world via a smart watch device called Pokémon Go Plus, created by Nintendo.
Here is footage that gives more information on Pokémon Go.