For the second year in a row, Pokémon Go players banded together to help clean up communities around the world for Earth Day. Niantic's expectations were exceeded when over 17,000 players united for the event and collected 145 tons of trash. From April 13 to 28, Niantic provided limited-time special events to encourage players to clean up. If 2,000 players joined, more ground-type Pokémon would appear in the wild. At 5,000 players, shiny Digletts would appear within 48 hours of the goal being ...
For the second year in a row, Pokémon Go players banded together to help clean up communities around the world for Earth Day. Niantic's expectations were exceeded when over 17,000 players united for the event and collected 145 tons of trash. From April 13 to 28, Niantic provided limited-time special events to encourage players to clean up. If 2,000 players joined, more ground-type Pokémon would appear in the wild. At 5,000 players, shiny Digletts would appear within 48 hours of the goal being ...
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