After Niantic rolled out a major Gen 2 update in "Pokemon Go" which added more than 80 new creatures, the video game company promises more major updates to come to the location-based augmented reality game. Niantic CEO John Hanke announced that the "Pokemon Go" updates will be available within the latter part of 2017.

One of the major "Pokemon Go" updates include Legendary Pokemon such as Articuno, which was accidentally launch to some players in 2016, but was later removed by Niantic. The game developer previously stated that in preserving the integrity of "Pokemon Go" and as a measure of fairness in the game, the video game company resolved the incident and the legendary Pokemon was revoked from the Trainers, according to Game Spot. Nonetheless, the game currently has a roster of Pokemon characters from Generations 1 and 2 that includes Totodile, Lugia, MewTwo and more.

Nevertheless, adding up an easy to catch and trainable "Pokemon Go" creatures revived players' interest for the mobile game. Wherein, the video game developer is still working hard with players' major requests, such as the Player vs. Player Pokemon battles without going to a local gym and a player to player trading feature. These "Pokemon Go" features are also speculated to come with the updates that launches later this year.

On the other hand, the "Pokemon Go" developer acknowledges that the training gyms in the game needs improvement. Senior product manager Tatsuo Nomura stated that the company intends to do something about the issue, Polygon reported. Nomura said that they are trying to improve the training gyms and will expand the system.

Furthermore, Nomura stated that in the company's attempt to improve the training gyms, they will have to compare how the gyms work in "Pokemon Go" mobile game and in the main games. Nomura also said that they needed to define gyms for the reason that they expect more "Pokemon Go" gamers will play that portion.

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