Pokemon GO Player Plays Game in Exact Location Where the Titanic Sank
With a franchise as popular as Pokemon, it's inevitable that The Pokemon Company would expand the series onto platforms outside game consoles. This led to the company releasing several Pokemon titles onto mobile devices. One of these games is the popular Pokemon GO, an augmented reality title in which players can, among other things, capture Pokemon while out and about in the real world. Since its 2016 release, the game has gone on to introduce several new Pokemon into the roster of monsters and has held several community days for players to enjoy.
Originally a collaboration between The Pokemon Company, Game Freak, and Google, those who participated in an April Fool's Day Pokemon Challenge on Google Maps could capture Pokemon while exploring the world on the app. This experiment would eventually lead to the release of Pokemon GO, developed by Niantic. Pokemon GO sees players exploring every area possible to locate rare Pokemon. One avid fan of the game, however, managed to play Pokemon GO somewhere fairly unexpected.
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A user on TikTok by the name of SpooferX uploaded a video in which they manage to play Pokemon GO where the famous ship, the Titanic, sank. While playing Pokemon GO, players can change their location by spoofing, which is considered a bannable offense by Niantic. Regardless, spoofing lets players teleport to a specific location in the world. This most likely is what SpooferX did to the exact location where the infamous Titanic sank. During the video, SpooferX enters the location but encounters no Pokemon. Using an incense to cause a wild encounter spawns in the fire/ground-type Pokemon Numel.
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