Niantic in a sentence

CEO John Hanke said at a press briefing this week that while Niantic is working on more internally produced games, there are plenty of other opportunities that Niantic itself won’t go after.

At a March ethics conference I attended, we were told that the entire team at Niantic, the company that makes Pokémon GO, charged with safety was only five people.

Fans know this series has a ton of mechanics ripe to translate for mobile, and the close relationship between Niantic and Capcom means should be a faithful experience.

It is a visual cue that Niantic has used in the past to signify major events in the game.

Niantic has not revealed whether it will move the event to a new date, so players will have to prepare to participate in the best way possible.

Niantic's Remote Raid changes are set to take place on April 6th.

Regardless of if the tweet was an ill-timed joke or an outright malicious jab at the community, the tweet makes it clear that Niantic does not hold the opinions or needs of its community to a high standard.

Shiny hunters are in for a treat as Niantic has decided to debut Shiny Kleavor with its original variant.

Shortly after players discovered that had decreased the Shiny encounter rate for the Lake Trio Uxie, Mesprit, and Azelf, Niantic confirmed that it was due to a "technical issue" and promised that a fix was coming.

Since the sleepy Pokemon in Niantic’s sleep-tracking app are not interested in fighting each other, their Natures only affect their helping stats.

The price hike wasn't the only controversial change to the remote raid passes, as Niantic also lowered the amount players could use in a day to five.

This has caused many of these players to uninstall on their mobile devices and even sell their accounts on eBay, and disgruntled fans have voiced their displeasure at Niantic on social media.

Timeless Travels won't be coming to an end until March 1st, so there's still plenty of time left for Niantic to hold an event!

Unfortunately, since this milestone, Niantic and the player base have been at odds.

As the mobile game continues to catch up with the main series, Niantic has to draw out content.

Despite the hype around the recent event, Pokemon GO fans express their disappointment over one major Mega Rayquaza change that Niantic introduced.

Niantic did something similar last year, as all three Kalos starters appeared in Community Day events in 2023.

Thought it would be worthwhile having a chat with them, as we play both Pokémon Go and Pikmin Bloom, which are developed by Niantic.

Another update Niantic has implemented into is the inclusion of XL Candies as an item for trainers to collect.

As exciting as these additions might be for fans, Niantic is currently coming under fire from others for rolling back some of the changes it made to the game to deal with the coronavirus pandemic.