Great innovations coming to Pokémon Go Plus

The Pokémon Go Plus gadget has proven to be a great help in the past. Now, it's rumored to have some fantastic new features. While this information hasn't been officially confirmed, the rumor mill surrounding Pokémon Go Plus is churning.

What that Go Plus gadget so far could

Most trainers have known the practical device for a long time. It connects to your smartphone and helps with gaming on the go. Quite simply via Bluetooth. Instead of having to constantly check your cell phone when you're on the go, PokéStops can be rotated on the device at the push of a button.

All without taking your smartphone out of your pocket. Wild Pokémon can also be caught in exactly the same way. The device alerts you to such encounters with a vibration alarm. Now all you have to do is press the button and either the Pokéstop will be rotated or you will try to catch a Pokémon. Of course, many have known this for a long time. But what's new?

Expected innovations Pokémon Go Plus

Automated spins on any PokéStop without having to press the button. A real relief that many of us have been longing for. Fully automatic catching, or rather trying as soon as you encounter a Pokémon, is also integrated. Also, of course, without having to press a button. The new functions should come for the Pokémon Go Plus Gadget in the same way as for the Virtual Plus. With Virtual Plus, however, there is a possibility that this will not be a free service.

The advantages of the improved Pokémon Go Plus are undeniable. It was already a huge relief to simply press the button when the device vibrated. The smartphone stays put, and you don't have to constantly focus your attention on it. However, it's not always possible to pay attention to the vibration alert and press the button in time. So, those who enjoy using the gadget can't always use it as they'd like. But thanks to automation, this will soon be a thing of the past. This feature is already familiar from Gotcha, which already boasts this innovative gameplay. Fortunately, the Pokémon Go Plus will soon follow suit. We certainly hope so. As mentioned, this information hasn't yet been officially confirmed or retracted by the manufacturer, Niantic. As soon as there's any new information, we'll of course let you know.

Where does the information come from?

Of course, we didn't come up with the information about what's new in Pokémon Go Plus. They come from data miners, or rather the so-called Pokéminers. The latter always analyze the game code of Pokémon Go and check if it has new content. With this data, they can identify early signs of possible innovations. They record new Pokémon, new functions or changes in the game before they are officially implemented. In most cases, this information actually becomes reality. This information from the Pokéminers is not 100% reliable, but all too often in the past they were right with their assumptions. So let's hope for an early release of the new functions in this case as well.