Sep 09, 2016 07:07 AM EDT By Shunie Pearl C. Dela Cruz, UniversityHerald Reporter

Just when everyone thought that Pokemon GO craze is dying out, they have probably never seen the real figure of players around the globe. The craze deemed as undying most especially when Nintendo introduced their latest Pokemon GO Plus and Pokemon GO apple watch support for Apple. Will the Android Watch be left out?

Revealing the Pokemon GO apple watch support and Super Mario Run game app are like icings on the cake during the launching of iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus in the Apple event. According to Fortune, the latest moves by Nintendo are evidence that the Japanese company is serious about smartphones after those tough times they encountered with their own hardware.  

Pokemon GO in Apple Watch

Looking from a bird's eye view, Pokemon GO app in apple watch and Pokemon GO plus work basically the same. However, when dissected, it can be revealed that Pokemon GO in apple watch has a different intention. Time reported about the reason why Apple watches were invented on the first place, it's about health. And the addition of Pokemon GO app where players required a lot of walking linked to burning calories.

Aside from focusing on healthcare, Apple Watch another purpose it to keep the Pokemon GO players alert when Pokemons are spotted nearby. Aside from that, players can also acquire items from PokeStops even without opening their phones. Apple watch should also be able to make a player avoid traffic and crashing into poles.

Pokemon GO in Android Watch

Android Authority pointed out the solid relationship between Apple and Nintendo along with the two biggest announcements from both sides during the Apple event. Android Authority speculated that in Pokemon GO in Android Watch is possible due to the large number of Android users globally. But the question is - how long will it takes for Pokemon GO to be exclusive for Apple Watch? Apple Watch comes as a bit pricey and the addition of Pokemon GO should be able to attract buyers to go for it.

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