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Pokémon Go gets easier and cheaper to play while you’re stuck at home

Mariella Moon, @mariella_moon

March 24, 2020
 

Pokémon Go gets easier and cheaper to play while you're stuck at home | DeviceDaily.com

 

It could be tough getting enough Poké Balls when you have to stay at home and can’t visit PokéStops. To make sure you have enough balls to catch monsters with, Niantic has started selling a 100-Poké Ball bundle for 1 PokéCoin in the Pokémon Go shop. The company has launched a rotating 1 PokéCoin bundle that will change every week and will be available as one-time purchases. It’s also increasing daily bonuses and giving you three times the Stardust and XP for your first catch of the day, as well as adjusting the number of gifts you can open in a day to 30.

In additio, Niantic has also launched a new feature called Today View that shows the latest things you should know about Pokémon Go. It displays the latest and upcoming events you can participate in, the Pokémon you have in gyms, as well as your spin and catch streaks.

Unfortunately, the company had to cancel Raid Hour and Lugia Raid Week, which was scheduled to begin today and would’ve given you the chance to catch the legendary diving Pokémon. You can, however, still get Cobalion as a Go Battle League reward until March 31st, 2020.

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