Apr 10, 2017 08:44 AM EDT By Tyrone Smith, UniversityHerald Reporter

Game enthusiasts are convinced that Niantic Labs has something up its sleeves for the "Pokémon Go" mobile game this Easter. Meanwhile, a Niantic rep made it known that all new cooperative social gameplay experiences will hit the augmented reality game this spring.

Although Niantic Labs has not announced anything yet, several "Pokémon Go" players are already envisioning what the video game company will do to commemorate the Easter holiday at the event. Since a bunch of the gameplay features in the mobile game involves eggs, the studio can do a lot of things in the "Pokémon Go" Easter event. The simplest the studio could go for is designing a number of the Pokemon eggs to resemble Easter eggs.

Nonetheless, some "Pokémon Go" fans are hoping that the video game company will take part in the Easter festival by minimizing the time needed to hatch eggs and launch more eggs at the Pokéstops. Nevertheless, Niantic is expected to make Exeggcute, Togepi, Chansey, Blissey available in the "Pokémon Go" Easter event as these creatures fit the egg theme perfectly,  Game Rant reported.

Meanwhile, fans of the augmented reality game are anxious for the next big "Pokémon Go" update, and the studio recently teased a little bit about it. In a letter of appreciation to "Pokémon Go" fans, a Niantic rep mentioned that all the new cooperative social gameplay experiences will be up for grabs this spring. The note was posted shortly after the video game company was awarded an English BAFTA for the best mobile game. There have been discussions surrounding the overhaul of the game's current gym system, iDigital Times reported.

On the other hand, as "Pokémon Go" players are required to walk around in a couple of places to locate the new Pokemon and hatching incubating eggs, Rusty Cage's hack can take away all that hard work. Cage figured out that placing a person's handset on top of a record player and let it spin around, this will increase a "Pokémon Go" player's walking distance in no time at all, Birmingham Mail has learned.

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