Nov 18, 2016 09:34 AM EST By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

With "Pokemon Go" still currently in charge in the mobile gaming world, some gamers have found the augmented reality game monotonous. Luckily, Niantic keeps rolling out new features, updates and cheats that supposed to keep fans interested.

One of the game's latest update was the 7th Nest migration of "Pokemon Go" that recently happened on Nov. 16, it was originally hinted by a Trainer on Reddit, particularly on The Silph Road. Anyway, Nest migrations proved to be random and varied over the past 3 migratory cycles, so a gamer can understand the thought process, according to Pokemon Go Hub.

Meanwhile, there are still "Pokemon Go" gamers who are attempting to ultimately take control of the video game, even so, those players at times are momentously struggling, such as actually walking or running around to catch virtual creatures. Fortunately, there's currently a cheat intended for iOS users that they could definitely try to avoid walking or running around. What's more convenient about this "Pokemon Go" cheat is that gamers are able to use it without jailbreak.

In a video posted by YouTube user iCrackUriDevice, the video explains that the latest cheat works well with the latest update to the video game. Wherein, the "Pokemon Go" hack does not require the iOS device to be jailbroken, Value Walk reported.

On the other hand, "Pokemon Go" will launch new features next month that include the Pokemon Trading, as well as the PvP Battle system and baby Pokemons. The features were hinted in the past, and the video game developer has been silent about it recently, nevertheless, rumors claim that fans will see the features soon.

Reports are also claiming that there will be Legendary Pokemons in the upcoming update in December. The "Pokemon Go" update will also come along with the new God tier Pokemon Tyranitar, which is set to have a maximum Combat Power of 3654, BGR has learned.

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