The Pokémon Company today announced a new app called Pokémon GO coming to iOS and Android, that will allow fans of the series to search real world locations to collect, battle, and trade Pokémon (via IGN). The company noted that the app itself will be free when it comes out, but gave no more specifics besides saying it'll be available for download sometime in 2016.
Users will also be able to buy an optional Bluetooth accessory that syncs with the game, called the Pokémon GO Plus. The wrist-worn device will alert players in real-time to events going on in the game nearby -- like the appearance of a new wild Pokémon, or other players battling -- with flashing lights and vibrating alerts.
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So long as everyone is wearing hololens, it doesn't actually matter what hololens look like because nobody will ever be able to see them.
In fact, we might all already be wearing hololens already and just can't tell.
I'm pretty sure I saw something like this in googles April fools day .. Can't believe Nintendo turned it into reality!