The game's one of the first to showcase augmented reality, a new technology melding digital effects with the real world ‒ in this case overlaying computerized critters over the camera screen of a smartphone. Tudor City Confidential gave the game a test drive in the neighborhood, and it turns out there are pocket monsters hiding in plain sight all over the place. Below, a few of them in situ.
Certain neighborhood landmarks around the world have been designated Pokestops, where gamers can snag virtual swag. Tudor City has ten of them ‒ below, four favorites:
No. 45's terra cotta plaque, No. 25's stained glass window, No. 5's eastern facade and a stone dragon on The Cloister are all official Pokestops.
Nice piece of investigative reporting.And I'm certain you downloaded the app for purely research purposes... >smirk<
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