What Year Did Pokémon GO Launch?
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Ever wondered when the revolutionary app that got everyone up and moving, Pokémon GO, hit the app stores? If you’re curious about the year Pokémon GO came out, you’re in the right place!
So, let’s dive straight into the magic world of Pokémon GO and unveil its debut year.
Launching Into a Pokémon-packed Adventure in 2016
Pokémon GO made its grand entrance into the mobile gaming scene on July 6, 2016. Developed by Niantic in collaboration with Nintendo and The Pokémon Company, it quickly captured the hearts of millions worldwide.
This innovative game uses your phone’s GPS and augmented reality (AR) to make it feel like Pokémon are hopping around in your very own neighborhood! You can catch them, battle with them, and join forces with other trainers for epic raids. The best part? It’s free to play, though you can buy extra items in the game if you want.
Win PokeCoins by Playing on Playbite
Now, if you love playing Pokémon GO and can’t get enough of those valuable PokeCoins, here’s some fantastic news. With Playbite, an app that rewards you for playing fun games, you can earn rewards that include PokeCoins! That’s right, by diving into simple and entertaining games on Playbite, you not only have a blast but also get closer to snagging more items in Pokémon GO.
Why wait? Download the Playbite app now, start playing, and turn your game time into exciting rewards. It’s a win-win – enjoy endless fun and get your hands on those coveted PokeCoins for your Pokémon GO adventures!

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