Dec 30, 2016 09:29 AM EST By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

Fans of "Pokemon Go" should expect that the next migration will transpire anytime in the location-based augmented reality game. Fans have been experiencing the "Pokemon Go" migration ever since July this year. Now, fans are waiting for the 10th migration, for the reason that these Pokemon gamers need to be notified every time that Niantic Labs plans to change the Pokemon in their Pokestops.

"Pokemon Go" gamers are asking when will the next migration in the video game will happen. Since July, "Pokemon Go" players noticed different rotations of Pokemon because of the migration. "Pokemon Go" migration only happened once a month and when October came, the migration changes occurred twice a month.

The last Pokemon migration happened on Dec. 15. Gamers have been aware that the migration usually starts at 12 midnight. These players want to know when the exact date to catch a large number of monsters of the same kind that suits a player's Pokedex, according to Heavy.

Nevertheless, Pokemon migration is a must in the game. The reason behind this is to give "Pokemon Go" players a chance to get new Pokemon creatures. Gamers were surprised when they expected to get a Bulbasaur, but manage to acquire Pidge in Central Park, Express reported.

On the other hand, the location-based augmented reality game has finally arrived on Apple Watch, and it could be complicated to think how the game will be played on a device that is strapped on the wrist. Nonetheless, YouTuber Lachlan put up a rundown on how to play the game for the Apple Watch, according to Cinema Blend.

In doing so, Pocket Monsters are visible if they are nearby lining up on the watch screen, which also considers a player's Poke-walks as workouts, as it will let a person know the calories they've burned and how far they've already walked. Once a person is close to a Pokemon, the watch notifies of what's hanging in the vicinity.

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