'Pokemon Go' Guide, Latest News: Updates 1.19.1 And 0.49.1 Starting Dec. 12 Will Improve Gaming Experience; Holidays Surprises Revealed

By Harry J. - 10 Dec '16 09:00AM
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Reports indicate that a new "Pokemon Go" update will be coming out starting on Dec. 12. This will apply to the new version 0.49 for Android phones and 1.19.1 for iOS phones. In a matter of a few days, all phones running on these platforms will enjoy an improved gaming experience. This is welcome news to all players who love this game.

Changes Were Made To Make The Fans Happy

There will be some minor changes in these versions according to some reports. These changes were performed in response to the clamor of "Pokemon Go" fans since July. With these changes, players can now transfer all the Pokemon they want to Professor Willow, at one time. Previously, each player can only do it individually, forcing them to spend a lot of time to complete the task.

Now, "Pokemon Go" players can transfer more than one Pokemon at any one time. They can do it simply by pressing and holding down on the Pokemon they want to transfer. Among the other updates of the game is the addition of the gym battle screen and the ability to add the total amount of candies gathered with the help of a Pokemon buddy to the buddy's screen. The total kilometers traveled by the buddy can now be seen on the screen as well.

The Silph Road, a "Pokemon Go" blog site also posted some details about the changes made by Niantic on the game. These include the addition of avatar customization, shiny Pokemon variants, Pokemon Costumes, and Pokemon genders. But according to the blog site, there will be no new moves added to the game.

Based on the official patch notes from Niantic, the two updated versions of "Pokemon Go" will include a change to Professor Willow where trainers will now be able to transfer many Pokemon at one time to the professor. The game also added the Pokemon type icons to the Gym battle screen. The developers also made some minor text fixes on the game.

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