Pokemon GO Fans Want One Classic Feature to Return to the Game
Pokemon GO players miss the old loading screens and are pushing for their return. Pokemon GO is a game that has evolved plenty over the course of the years. The game is nearly a decade old now, and has received a consistent stream of support, continuing now with new raids, special research adventures, and variant Pokemon being added to keep the game interesting no matter what. The game remains in the top 4 in RPGs on the iOS App Store, signaling unrelenting success in the mobile game space, though some players miss certain aspects of the game's early years.
There have been many changes made to keep the game fresh, pulling players back in to see new features and places to explore. Recently, beach biomes in Pokemon GO were given a makeover, which many fans appreciated. Now, fans look forward to the possibility of a more dynamic background system being used in upcoming events. Simple changes like this are an example of the attention to detail that Niantic keeps in mind with the game.
In a Reddit post, fans are reminiscing about the classic loading screens. As players have seen so much change over the years, these fans comment that old loading screens returning would bring back a nostalgic vibe. The first picture in the post seems to evoke the strongest memories for some. The 2D design of a player walking around unaware of a gigantic Gyarados serves as a reminder for players to be alert of their surroundings when playing the game. With Niantic is determined to support the game for much longer, as the developer has teased the next 10 years of Pokemon GO, leaning into these fan requests could help keep longtime fans happy.
In order to keep Pokemon GO fresh for the next decade, Niantic will have to come up with new ideas that ideally bring more depth to the game to prevent it from growing stale. Repetitiveness is the case with the popularity of some Pokemon, as plenty of players are sick of seeing so much Pikachu everywhere. While the Pokemon may be special, being the
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