Celebrations for Valentine’s Day are already in full swing in Pokémon Go as the game unveils its first big event of 2017 with a myriad of perks for players.

 

 

Sanrio's new character comes in the form of a cute red panda who is shockingly filled with rage just like you and me from everyday occurences.

 

 

The Pokémon Go mania left as abruptly as it came, with many players complaining about how repetitive the game gets after awhile. Rewind back to the good old times of playing Pokémon Yellow, Red and Blue on your Nintendo Game Boy handheld console, and you will reminsce of all the happy memories derived from playing the adventure-based game. This game is in a totally different league than Pokémon Go as it keeps the player more involved and engaged with a storyline and more depth and dimension to the playing style.

 

 

Most Pokémon GO gamers assume that the higher the Combat Power (CP), the stronger the Pokémon is, and they would transfer the lower CP Pokémon in order to boost the CP of another. But do you know that you might have been transferring out a lot of potentially stronger Pokémon in favor of your higher CP Pokémon? Just because you have, say for example, a CP 300 Eevee and a CP 130 Eevee, it does not mean that the one with the higher CP is stronger than the one with the lower CP. In fact, there is a possibility that the CP 130 Eevee could be a lot stronger than its counterpart because of its hidden stats.