Who gets the sponsors' money - Apple or Nintendo?
Or will there be a big fight over percentages?
Nintendo- sponsorship isn't thru in-app purchases.
Who gets the sponsors' money - Apple or Nintendo?
Or will there be a big fight over percentages?
Resistance is futile. Join he GO revolution.MacRumors is trolling us with all these articles
It was only a matter of time... How long did that take? Two weeks? Walmart Pokémons here we come!
I don't know why are people still complaining about Pokemon GO articles. It's like the most popular app in the app store ever, and everyone is talking about it, but if you don't like just don't open the article, jeez! Tired of comments like "Is this pokerumors?" or "Enough with the Pokemon GO news". GO AWAY! xD
This was always in the cards, not some startling new development - similar things are present in their previous game, Ingress, where it doesn't detract from the game in any way.It was only a matter of time... How long did that take? Two weeks? Walmart Pokémons here we come!
If you look close you can see cocaine and hookers on the sidewalk....![]()
Ditto. Nintendo should ensure that it will be easy for local businesses to participate.Brilliant. I hope it will be easy for local businesses to participate, instead of sponsored locations being reserved for mega corporations. Imagine how much foot traffic this would bring into the mom and pop shops (assuming "mom and pop" have even heard of Pokemon Go).
Brilliant. I hope it will be easy for local businesses to participate, instead of sponsored locations being reserved for mega corporations. Imagine how much foot traffic this would bring into the mom and pop shops (assuming "mom and pop" have even heard of Pokemon Go).
FWIW, I fall somewhere between baby boomer and gen x, never paid any attention to Pokémon when it was cartoons and video games (I'd heard the name "Pikachu", but had no other knowledge of the lore), but I downloaded it on launch day and started playing because I am an avid fan of Niantic's previous game, Ingress (GO ENLIGHTENED!), and wanted to see what they had done.pokemon continues to be the Big Thing i never 'Got.'
i think it's exactly what separates gen x from millennials.
Does it cause you much pain to go through life with such a negative outlook on everything?Nothing says America like a Japanese company creating a Skinner box and selling off slices to corporate America to take advantage of naive, impulse depraved kids.
Hey, their servers were overloaded and they had to cut down the traffic somehow. Inundate the game with augmented reality ads and they won't have that problem anymore.This is how you ruin a blockbusting game.
Imagine global mega-corps (like Apple and Nintendo) promoting, yes, really helping local family businesses with just this one game/app! Go in that direction Nintendo, please.Brilliant. I hope it will be easy for local businesses to participate, instead of sponsored locations being reserved for mega corporations.
Brilliant. I hope it will be easy for local businesses to participate, instead of sponsored locations being reserved for mega corporations. Imagine how much foot traffic this would bring into the mom and pop shops (assuming "mom and pop" have even heard of Pokemon Go).