Emanating from New York City, trainers can catch the program at 6:15pm EDT/3:15pm PDT on the game’s Twitch Channel which will offer updates and information. Fans who activate Twitch Drops will earn rewards for viewing the livestream for 30 continuous minutes. However for those who inexplicably refuses to patronize the amazon owned streaming site, Niantic offered official co-streaming partners via Pokémon Go content creators such as @MYSTIC7 (YouTube), @landoralpha (TikTok) and @awesomeadamtv (Twitch, not sure why…cause doesn’t this cannibalizes their own channel’s views…).
So what are you expecting to celebrate this decade-long milestone of this groundbreaking augmented reality game?
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