What is a Pokemon Go Raid Map or Pokemon Go Radar? A Useful Tool to Catch Pokémons without Walking/Moving/Remotely? The Pokemon Go Maps and Radars That Still Works This post is all about exploring the best Pokemon Go radars and maps that still work in 2023.

Most of them have since gone shut down but some still remain. That’s why changes were introduced to the back end of the Pokemon Go game that makes it more challenging for Maps and Radars to work. Though it was handy for everyone, it is also a concern for Niantic about cheating. When Pokemon Go first released, lots of players invested resources and time into setting up radars and maps that help them find everything in the game, from Pokéstops and Gyms to rare Pokemon spawns. Update: Just noticed one cute little detail: if you point the map at Google’s Mountain View headquarters (where Mountain View’s Charleston Rd and Amphitheater Parkway meet), the Googleplex has temporarily been replaced with a Pokecenter.The Best Pokemon Go Maps and Radars That Really Works in 2023 What happens when you collect all 150? It’s a mystery! There’s even a Pokédex-of-sorts built in that keeps a running list of what you’ve captured so far, with room for 150 entries. Pop into Google Maps on your phone (I tested it on Android 4.4) and scroll around the map for a bit.

They actually did build out a proper Poke-collection game - it’s just not quite as mind blowing as the impossibly intense live-action AR game shown in the video. Google went particularly deep with this one, right under our noses. Getting started a bit early on their annual April Foolery, the Google Maps team just released this faux-teaser for a totally-amazing augmented reality Pokemon game that they’ll never actually make.īut wait! It doesn’t end there.

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