Here's a three-minute gameplay video of 'New Pokémon Snap'

Maybe you're a Pokémon fan excited to play the New Pokémon Snap, a sequel to the N64 classic. The game is coming on April 30 on the Nintendo Switch. If you want to see what you can expect from the game, The Pokémon Company unveiled a three-minute gameplay video during the recent Pokémon Presents event. 

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‘Pokémon Go’ to start hosting monthly Community Days, offers exclusive captures

Starting this January, Pokémon Go is hosting a special monthly event it calls Community Days. Here special Pokémon with exclusive moves will pop up more often for a few hours. Players will also get access to increased XP or Stardust and Lure Modules will be up for three hours. For the first Community Day happening this January 20^th, the Pokémon up for grabs will be Pikachu with an exclusive event move Surf. Yes, you get a chance to get a surfing Pikachu. You can check out what time Community Day is happening in your area through this link.

Source: Engadget

Two Canadian teens accidentally crossed the border into the U.S. while playing ‘Pokémon Go’

Guys, we know playing Pokémon Go is fun and all but please be extra aware of your surroundings as well. It was recently reported that two Canadian teens accidentally crossed the U.S. border and had to be apprehended in Montana by federal agents. According to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection that two teens illegally entered the U.S. last Thursday on foot and they were “unaware of their surroundings” while playing the famous augmented reality-based game. The two teens were brothers from Alberta and were later reunited with their mother.

Source: TIME

‘Pokémon GO’ coming to Canada soon

People who aren’t in the U.S., Australia, and New Zealand are watching in envy (or trying to find workarounds) as these countries get to walk around their cities and try to catch ‘em all. Pokémon GO has been out for just a couple of days and has already hit the top spot in app stores. It’s faced technical issues with servers not being able to handle the amount of people who want to catch Pokémon. But news like that isn’t exactly surprising. What we want to know though is when will we get the game, too? The only thing we’re getting from Nintendo, The Pokémon Company, and Niantic is “coming soon.” Canada, Europe, and South America will be the areas to get the game. So, just keep your eyes and ear peeled for now (and possibly your wallets ready, if you plan on purchasing things within the game) .

Source: Forbes