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The Pokémon franchise has been around since 1996 and the first video games were released into the US market in '98. But sure, totally a fad.

Fads will come & go. Like everything else, it is catching fire with the 30 year olds that think back to their youth.

 

That is the way fads work. Same with fashion. Everything is cyclical.

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The Pokémon franchise has been around since 1996 and the first video games were released into the US market in '98. But sure, totally a fad.

 

Who said the Pokemon franchise is a fad?

 

I liken this to Zynga and Farmville.

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The Pokémon franchise has been around since 1996 and the first video games were released into the US market in '98. But sure, totally a fad.

The original hitting the US in 1998 is why you see a lot of adults playing Pokemon Go... yes, I'm included. It's basically the classic Pokemon game (give or take), but with modern takes on it with new technologies, and also encourages being active and socializing.

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Jaguars will have Pokemon GO night at EverBank Field

http://espn.go.com/blog/jacksonville-jaguars/post/_/id/18090/jaguars-will-have-pokemon-go-night-at-everbank-field

 

The team announced Tuesday that they will partner with FanDuel to have a public Pokemon Safari inside EverBank Field on Monday, July 25 from 6-8 p.m. ET.

 

 

So appropriate that these three organizations are united,

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Jaguars will have Pokemon GO night at EverBank Field

http://espn.go.com/blog/jacksonville-jaguars/post/_/id/18090/jaguars-will-have-pokemon-go-night-at-everbank-field

 

The team announced Tuesday that they will partner with FanDuel to have a public Pokemon Safari inside EverBank Field on Monday, July 25 from 6-8 p.m. ET.

 

 

So appropriate that these three organizations are united,

 

Maybe fans will find the rare Marronachu (hint: he'll be hiding in an obvious location)

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http://time.com/money/4410305/pokemon-selling-accounts/?xid=homepage

 


While some Pokémon Go users are trying to catch all the characters in the virtual game, others are looking to catch all the cash.
The viral smartphone game has prompted some experienced players to sell their high-level game accounts, the Wall Street Journal reported. The advanced players are taking to online marketplaces like Craigslist and eBay to peddle their accounts to players who prefer to bypass the hassle of building up their abilities in the game.

http://www.newsweek.com/pokemon-go-distracted-player-crashes-baltimore-police-car-british-police-issue-482244?rx=us

POKÉMON GO: DISTRACTED DRIVER CRASHES INTO POLICE CAR WHILE PLAYING GAME

 

They will need new prisons for all of the idiots but the good news it will not be difficult to get them into it - just have their pokemon lead them into their cells.

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Oliver Stone Calls Pokemon Go a ‘New Level of Invasion’ at Comic-Con

“They are data mining every person in this room,” he said. “It’s what they call surveillance capitalism.”

 

He also commented that the app could help usher in “a robot society.”

 

http://variety.com/2016/digital/news/oliver-stone-pokemon-go-data-1201819636/

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Oliver Stone Calls Pokemon Go a New Level of Invasion at Comic-Con

They are data mining every person in this room, he said. Its what they call surveillance capitalism.

 

He also commented that the app could help usher in a robot society.

 

http://variety.com/2016/digital/news/oliver-stone-pokemon-go-data-1201819636/

The data mining thing is the funny part. Those dumabass zombies have not idea how they're being used. The new marketing process.

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