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Pokemon Go
- Thread starter crabface
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DavidRyder
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- Jul 23, 2013
- 2,930
I can see this being the start of some pretty amazing games, with this ever improving technology. Maybe Call Of Duty etc with soldiers popping up etc. Interesting times - certainly moved along from my days with Monty Mole!
SK1NT
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I think it's the start of a new gaming genre and i wanted to say i was apart of it.
i'm level 10
i'm level 10
darkwolf666
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Quite clearly not only children, the Nintendo trailer for this appears to show 20 somethings, which I guess would be the generation brought up with Pokemon!
As for me, I am 56 and love walking, this is a fun way to get my grandkids out with me in the fresh air and does no harm!
ArcticBlue
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My neighbour is a personal fitness instructor and reckons it's a good thing to encourage people to get out and about. He ran me thru it yesterday whilst i tried to keep a straight face.
Arthur
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maltaseagull
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vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 28,273
What did we blame accidents on before Pokémon Go ?
That sounds awesome. People running round cities in combat gear with realistic fake guns looking for augmented reality soldiers to pop out, for them to shoot.
I literally can't think of anything that could possibly go wrong.
maltaseagull
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fat old seagull
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Being in my seventies some of this technical stuff goes over my head, but.....'Pokeman Go' ...WOW!
In 24hrs I truly believe I can declare myself a Fully Fledged Pokeman Warrior. Okay, I haven't actually netted any small furry creatures yet. However, yesterday morning whilst searching in Marks & Spencer's, I trapped a couple of OctogenarianPokes in the lift.
I was a little disturbed, and surprised by all their screaming, but soon forget about that, as I now also needed to set about capturing the Security Pokechap that had appeared from nowhere. I was somewhat out of breath by now, so the last thing I needed was the arrival of two rabid Pokepolice. Fortunately I managed to contain the short one with blonde hair and ponytail, poste haste. But then...quite unaware these things were armed, I found myself having spasms and jerking around on the shop floor, in some pain. My screen showed a huge crowd had now gathered, but unfortunately none appeared to be fellow Pokemon seekers. However, I did receive some encouragement from the cries of "lock the ******* up".
.....More later when I can get these straps removed, and my mobile back.
In 24hrs I truly believe I can declare myself a Fully Fledged Pokeman Warrior. Okay, I haven't actually netted any small furry creatures yet. However, yesterday morning whilst searching in Marks & Spencer's, I trapped a couple of OctogenarianPokes in the lift.
I was a little disturbed, and surprised by all their screaming, but soon forget about that, as I now also needed to set about capturing the Security Pokechap that had appeared from nowhere. I was somewhat out of breath by now, so the last thing I needed was the arrival of two rabid Pokepolice. Fortunately I managed to contain the short one with blonde hair and ponytail, poste haste. But then...quite unaware these things were armed, I found myself having spasms and jerking around on the shop floor, in some pain. My screen showed a huge crowd had now gathered, but unfortunately none appeared to be fellow Pokemon seekers. However, I did receive some encouragement from the cries of "lock the ******* up".
.....More later when I can get these straps removed, and my mobile back.