Pokemon GO now available in Japan, Australia and New Zealand!

[SassySnivy]

Now that I've played the game some, I want to disagree with some things said here.

1. Exercise. Yeah, that's kinda the point. The game wants you to get out and walk around. Stupid how no Pokemon show if you're in a rural area, but they're everywhere in more populated areas. If anything, you'd think the opposite.

2. Experience. Actually progresses quickly, you just have to catch a lot of Pokemon. I've caught 50, evolved 2, and I'm at level 6.

3. Pokemon limitations. They wanted to do this to bring the old fans back in; that's what they say, anyway. The real reason I speculate is because this damned game has been released as a full game when it's so OBVIOUSLY unfinished. They probably wanted to use the originals to test the program out, and add more once the game is more ironed out. Much easier to work with less code. Also, different Pokemon appear as your trainer level increases. More rare ones, anyway. And they always cycle every so often, too. Don't like the Pokemon nearby? Wait like an hour or half an hour. Looks like the Pokemon do move around every so often too. Don't like the lack of geographical inaccuracy though...for instance, I don't like seeing Horsea right in the middle of the street.

4. Pokestops. Churches are your best bet here, cause there's lots. Also, you get more goods if you visit more well known landmarks. You do have a chance to get other items, too. I've gotten an incubator and 2 eggs already from insignificant Pokestops. Also, the game starts you with like 70 pokeball and they add up quick. Ps: take over a gym to get free coins

I really dislike how it makes you guess where the pokemon is. Rustling leaves ARE NOT a good indicator. At all. It should point you in the right direction once you get to be one footstep away from the Pokemon and highlight it