Rare Pokemon Searching Dramatically Easy to Use Pokemon GO Map Application "Poke LIVE" Developed by Falcon Pro Author

"PokRadar"Or"PokéVision"As applications and services for Pokemon GO are appearing one after another, Twitter's client application" Falkon Pro "DeveloperIt is an engineer at Twitter now making articleJoaquim Vergès, A map application for Pokemon GO "Poke LIVE"Develop and release oneselfDid. It works simple and comfortably, it seems to be useful for finding rare Pokemon, so I actually tried using it.

Poke LIVE for Pokemon GO - Android application on Google Play
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jv.pokemapgo

Open the above URL and install Poke LIVE, tap "Open" to start up.


Tap "Permit".


When you start up the map will be expanded. At this point Pokemon is not displayed.


Expand the place you want to examine Pokemon and tap "SEARCH" at the bottom right of the screen.


A number representing the number of Pokemon and Pokemon came out on the map. Since "201 Pokemon found" is written on the bottom left, when you tap it ......


201 Pokemon caught on the map will be displayed. Tap the icon labeled "20+" on the map ... ...


"22 Pokemon is in this area". Because the name of Pokemon is written in English, it is a little confusing ... ...


When you zoom further, the icon of Pokemon will come out, so there is no problem even if you do not understand English. When you tap '3 m' and Ebay written overhead ... ...


"It disappears in 3 minutes" was displayed. The number on the head of Pokemon means the time until it disappears.


If you tap Pokemon from the menu, you can also display only that Pokemon on the map. When you are looking for a specific Pokemon, this narrowing down function is very useful.


If you are looking for the whole country, you also discover rare Pokemon. Poke LIVE has become a very useful application for playing Pokemon GO including getting new Pokemon, collecting the games necessary for strengthening and evolution. Please note that Poke LIVE is not yet released for iOS as of article creation.