'Pokémon Unite' launches on Android, iOS

Pokémon Unite is finally available on Android and iOS a few months after it launched on the Nintendo Switch. The apps get full cross-platform support and account linking capability across mobile devices and the Nintendo Switch.

It also introduced a new feature called Unite Squads, which lets Trainers team up with squadmates. You can create your squad or search for existing ones. Teams can use "tags" to describe themselves or give those with the same interests a way to find them. 

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'Pokémon Unite' pre-registration is open ahead of Sept. 22 launch

Following its launch on the Nintendo Switch last month, Pokémon Unite will be coming to mobile on September 22. The five-versus-five MOBA game is now available for pre-registration on its respective Android and iOS pages. You'll get a notification when it's officially available for download.

Pokémon Unite supports cross-platform play between the mobile and Nintendo Switch versions, allowing for cross-progression and making it easier to pick up the title on whichever device you have on hand.

Source: The Verge

Canadian Android users get first dibs on 'Pokémon UNITE' beta test

Interested Canadian Android users looking to try out Pokémon UNITE will be the lucky ones to try out the game first. The regional beta test will be exclusively available in Canada for Android devices, even though the free-to-play, multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game will come to iOS and the Nintendo Switch.

Aside from limiting the beta test to one device, players need to be older than 16 years old and capturing or streaming gameplay isn't allowed. In-game progress you've made will be reset when the beta test is completed.

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