May 02, 2017 08:21 AM EDT By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

Pokémon eggs returned to Niantic's popular side-scrolling mobile game, "Pokémon Go." Players will get the chance to get a Pokémon egg by visiting a PokéStop.

"Pokémon Go" players can get Pokémon eggs by dropping by a PokéStop. But, players cannot instantly hatch their collected Pokémon egg for the reason that players will need to have an Egg Incubator to be able to find out what is inside their Pokémon egg. If a "Pokémon Go" player want to become a breeder, the player would need to get several eggs in PokéStops. Nonetheless, the type of Pokémon egg the player will find in these spots will depend as to what is available in the location.

The kind of Pokémon creature that a "Pokémon Go" player will find on each Pokémon egg also varies according to the distance where the egg is found. The typical 2km Pokémon eggs include Nidoran (male and female), Geodude, Krabby, Goldeen, as well as the Ekans. But the rare 2km Pokémon eggs could include Bulbasaur, Slowpoke, Squirtle, Igglybuff, and Charmander, among others, VG 24/7 reported.

For "Pokémon Go" players who can get the Pokémon eggs in a 5km radius, these players can hatch common Pokémon creature such as Psyduck, Vulpix, Magnemite, Sandshrew and Eevee. Meanwhile, "Pokémon Go" players who can obtain Pokémon eggs in the 10km radius would be able to hatch some of the best creatures, such as Pineco, Sudowoodo, Larvitar, Aerrodactyl, Miltank and Snorlax.

On the other hand, "Pokémon Go" fans are gearing up for the big summer launch the video game company had planned. Niantic have some big plans for their hit "Pokémon Go" mobile game.

The new update for the location-based augmented reality game is slated to roll out in the coming weeks, then followed by another huge release this summer. The video game developer is reportedly working on a big "Pokémon Go" update that will launch this summer, and the update would likely include the first Legendary Pokemon events, Express reported.

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