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Thứ Hai, 5 tháng 9, 2016

Pokemon Go: 7 bizarre places Pokemon have been spotted

Pokemon Go has arrived for iOS and Android, and Pokemon trainers around the world are discovering creatures in some unlikely places.

After what seemed like a somewhat drawn-out launch, Pokemon Go is now available for most iOS and Android users around the world, including in the UK. If you're still waiting to get the app, click here to find out how to download it right now.

The game allows you to hunt and catch Pokemon using real-world maps. After a creature is found, the game uses your phone's camera to create an augmented reality view where the Pokemon is superimposed onto the real world.

It makes for some interesting gameplay, with many budding Pokemon trainers running into fellow enthusiasts on their hunt for the more elusive species.

What is Pokemon Go?

But sometimes, the game can lead players astray. Australia's Northern Territory police have already had to issue a warning after eager players wandered into a police station in search of Poke Balls.

And although the game's only been out for a day or so, Pokemon are starting to crop up in other unusual places.

Here's seven of the weirdest.

1) WORTH A SHOT?

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Before you can catch any Pokemon, you're going to need some Poke Balls. Luckily the game is littered with 'Pokestops' – prominent sites that have been designated as supply stores where players can stock up. Unfortunately, for this particular Pokemaster, the abundance of Poke Balls lays within the bounds of a heavily-guarded military base.

But hey, you're never gonna catch 'em all if you don't have the balls...

2) ER, CAN I HELP YOU?

It seems this Go player took some time to indulge in a spot of Pokemon hunting while... taking a break, shall we say. Obviously Spearow has no time for such activities, challenging this toilet dweller to a duel at what we assume was a fairly awkward moment. No less awkward than being a fully grown adult playing a kids' game, though.

As it turns out, the bird Pokemon seem to have a penchant for lurking around the lavs, as these other tweets reveal:


3) CONGRATULATIONS, IT'S A PIDGEY!

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We're not sure this one is entirely real, but we wouldn't be surprised if someone in our modern age did take a game seriously enough to disregard the birth of their child in favour of bagging a Pidgey. I mean, Pidegey's aren't even that rare, mate.

4) A WILD OBAMA APPEARED


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This guy reckons he found a Pokemon gym located at the White House, which can only mean Obama has given up on his Presidential duties in the face of an impending Trump administration and turned to mobile gaming as a means of passing the time. Either that, or Biden's totally not been paying attention during the morning briefing.

5) IT'S ONLY A MATTER OF TIME UNTIL THIS STOPS BEING FUNNY
This one's pretty self-explanatory. A man has walked onto some train tracks in the pursuit of one of the more lame Pokemon – and notoriety on social media, of course. Which is, after all, what we're all really trying to catch, right? Either that or he's done a quick Photoshop job – which we hope is what's really going on here because it can't be too long before witless Poketrainers start meeting their maker as a result of wandering into situations just like this.

6) GOTTA CROTCH 'EM ALL
The game hasn't been out for long, but there's already a Magicarp theme emerging when it comes to Pokemon Go memes. The helpless-looking critter is showing up in all manner of unlikely venues, from the gym to this commuter's crotch. Godspeed Joel, and remember those immortal words from the Pokemon theme song: "Every challenge along the way, with courage I will face." Maybe keep your face at a decent distance, though.


7) NICKI MINAJ

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It seems the developers of Pokemon Go lined up some celebrity endorsements to help promote the game, and this lucky Imgur user just happened to stumble across one of them. Yes, it's none other than Nicki Minaj! According to the Pokedex, Jynx "seductively wiggles its hips as it walks. It can cause people to dance in unison with it", so be careful not to fall for her moves while in customer services.
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Pokémon Go Eevee Evolution: How to evolve Eevee

Caught an Eevee on Pokémon Go, but panicking that you might end up with the wrong evolution? We’ve got you covered. Here's how to get the Eevee evolution you want – plus what to expect from the Generation 2 update and the game in the future.

There's no denying that Pokémon Go has taken the world by storm, and one of the reasons why it's so addictive is the fun that comes with evolving your Pokémon.

By now, you probably know that Eevee is one of the toughest critters to evolve, but there's plenty more evolutions to look forward to as well.

Scroll down for our full guide to evolving Eevee in Pokémon Go, but first, here's a taste of what's to come.

EVOLUTIONS TO EXPECT IN POKÉMON GO

At San Diego Comic-Con 2016, Niantic strongly hinted that there were plans afoot to release even more Pokémon into the Pokémon Go Pokéverse – and to deliver further progressions for the existing monsters.

This is what to expect from the next generation of Pokémon evolutions in Pokémon Go, starting with an old favourite...

Espeon and Umbreon

Expect to see two more evolutions of Eevee in the near future, with both Espeon (Pyschic) and Umbreon (Dark) set to enter the fray.

There's no firm news yet on how you'll be able to select the progression you want, but in the original games, Eevee evolved into Espeon during the day, while Umbreon was born in the night.

That's as good a clue as any, so we'd expect in-the-know Pokétrainers to focus their efforts on the game's day or night mode, depending on the result they want.

Crobat

This purple bat is the final form of Zubat and can be acquired by evolving a Golbat, though you'll need a high friendship level and plenty of candy to get hold of this Gen II critter.

Slowking

Evolving Slowpoke to Slowking is likely to be a tricky one. In the second-generation Pokémon games, getting the royal bipedal beast involved trading the Pokémon whilst it was holding a King’s Rock.

See the problem? Yep, trading isn't currently a feature in Pokémon Go, but we'd hope to see this fan favourite function arrive in the near future

Steelix

Steelix evolves from rock snake Onix when traded holding a Metal Coat. Again, trading is a feature we're hoping to see introduced to Pokémon Go sooner rather than later.

POKÉMON GO EEVEE EVOLUTION

Eevee was the first Pokémon that was able to evolve into several different creatures. This bushy-tailed Pokémon can become either Vaporeon (water-type), Jolteon (electric-type), or Flareon (fire-type), marking it as a seriously versatile companion.

These first-generation evolutions are all available on Pokémon Go, but you’ll need three different Eevees to evolve if you want them all. In the video games, it’s easy: you just apply a thunder stone, fire stone, or water stone depending on the evolution you want.

But in Pokémon Go, the eeveelution is entirely random. Your Eevee has a one-in-three chance of turning into the Pokémon of your desire. So there’s every chance you could end up with three Vaporeons and two blank spots in your Pokédex.

Fortunately, there’s a neat little cheat to get around this…

HOW TO CHOOSE EEVEE EVOLUTION IN POKÉMON GO

If you want to choose your Eevee evolution in Pokémon Go, you need to rename your Eevee before you evolve it:


For Vaporeon, name your Eevee ‘Rainer’
For Jolteon, name your Eevee ‘Sparky'
For Flareon, name your Eevee ‘Pyro’

There's a catch, however. You can't do this twice in a row with the same evolution. For instance, if you evolve three Eevee named Rainer, you'll get Vaporeon>Random>Random. But if you do Rainer>Pyro>Rainer, you'll get Vaporeon>Flareon>Vaporeon. Make sure you don't get caught out by this if you're trying to stack up the same type of Eevee evolution.

(Left to right: Flareon, Vaporeon, Jolteon)
These are the names of three brothers who appeared in the original anime series, each of which owned their respective corresponding Eevee evolution. This trick isn’t explicitly described in Pokémon Go, but some enterprising players managed to work it out.

WHAT ABOUT EEVEE’S OTHER EVOLUTIONS?

Any respectable Pokéfan will know that Eevee actually has more than three evolutions. In fact, Eevee can become any one of eight different Pokémon.

Unfortunately, the remaining five Eeveelutions are not first-generation Pokémon, which explains why they’re currently unavailable in Pokémon Go:

Espeon (Psychic) – Generation 2
Umbreon (Dark) – Generation 2
Leafeon (Grass) – Generation 4
Glaceon (Ice) – Generation 4
Sylveon (Fairy) – Generation 6

Will these other Pokémon ever be available in Pokémon Go? Well we’re not entirely sure. At this year’s San Diego Comic-con, Pokémon Go’s creators said that second-generation Pokémon would be added a little at a time in “interesting ways”.

Unfortunately, that’s not very definitive, so we can’t say for sure when (or if) Eevee’s five remaining evolutions will make it to Pokémon Go.
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Chủ Nhật, 4 tháng 9, 2016

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare

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We have had a plethora of Call of Duty news today thanks to Call of Duty XP. We got the world premiere of Infinite Warfare and Modern Warfare Remastered's multiplayer modes, a beta date for Infinite Warfare, and much more. To wrap up the news for the day, it was revealed that every PS4 copy of Infinite Warfare will include a free copy of the PSVR Jackal Assault experience.

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Announcing the Jackal Assault, a Call of Duty @PlayStation VR experience, coming free for all PS4 Infinite Warfare players.

There's no details on what exactly the VR experinence is and how long it is but hey, it's free! The Jackal is a futuristic jet featured in Infinite Warfare which allows players to hop in it and fly around at high speeds. The jet also allows you to fly directly into outer space and have epic space battles. It's safe to say the VR experience will allow you to have an immersive dog fighting experience both on planets like Earth and in the vast place that is outer space!

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Call of Duty XP Recap: Multiplayer gameplay

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Today was a BIG day for Call of Duty fans. The first ever multiplayer gameplay was shown for the two highly anticipated shooters, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and Modern Warfare Remastered, a new zombies trailer debuted, a beta was announced for Infinite Warfare, and much more. So, we here at GameZone felt it would be appropriate to create a round-up for you so you can find all your Call of Duty news in one place! Below you will find a small recap of each news story and you can click on the title of each story to get more in-depth details and watch trailers.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Remastered gets a multiplayer trailer

Let's start with the big one. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare redefined the FPS genre when it first released in 2007 with its explosive and gripping campaign filled with epic set pieces and memorable moments that go down as some of the most iconic moments in modern gaming. The multiplayer also changed gaming in a big way adding things like kill streaks, perks, custom weapons, and riveting gameplay. Fans were filled with joy to hear that they would be able to revisit the legendary game in a fully remastered version on Xbox One and PS4 but Infinity Ward and Activision have been holding their cards close to the chest to build hype for the game, only showing brief glimpses of gameplay in trailers. Today we got a full, juicy dose of the remastered multiplayer running on PS4. You can watch the trailer by clicking on the title of this recap or by watching the embedded video at the top of the article.
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Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Remastered will feature all 16 original maps

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare has some pretty amazing maps like Overgrown and Crash, but when Infinity Ward first announced the game they revealed that they only picked out 10 maps to remaster and that the rest wouldn't be included. Fans were pretty upset as they have to pay a minimum of $79.99 to even get the remaster so it should include everything from the original game. Infinity Ward took the feedback to heart and revealed today that every map from the game will be made available by December of 2016.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare multiplayer revealed

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare's multiplayer has been kept under wraps for many months now leading many to wonder what exactly they'll be playing for the next year as they wait for Sledgehamer Game's to release their next CoD. Today we got our first look in a brand new trailer that showcases fast paced action on a variety of distinct maps with a handful of weaponry and specialist characters to pick from. You can watch the trailer by clicking on the title of this recap.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare gets multiplayer beta dates

Call of Duty used to rarely hold betas, but it seems after Black Ops 3 held one after release and it helped boost pre-orders and make the game a massive success that this could be a trend for future Call of Duty titles. Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare will be getting a multiplayer beta first on PS4 starting October 14th with an Xbox One beta to follow soon after. It seems however that Infinity Ward has opted to not hold an open beta test on PC. You can gain access to the beta by pre-ordering any version of the game. PS4 owners should also note that they will gain 30 days early access to Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Remastered's campaign which will begin in early October, so if you're considering pre-ordering you may want to take advantage of that.
Get an in-depth look at everthing Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare's multiplayer has to offer

The initial Infinite Warfare multiplayer reveal trailer was pretty fast paced and has a lot to take in. Instead of you freeze framing every frame of the trailer and trying to make sense of everything, Infinity Ward released an extensive 7 minute trailer that breaks everything down for you. The detailed look shows off a number of the weapons, combat rigs, maps, modes, and even teases the return of MW2's legendary 25 kill streak, the tactical nuke. You can click on the title of this recap to watch the video.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare comes with a free PSVR experience

VR is taking off this year with several major companies such as Oculus and Sony launching their VR headsets in 2016. Call of Duty plans to take advantage of the technology by including a free PSVR experience in every PS4 copy of Infinite Warfare. The PSVR experience will allow players to take control of the new futuristic jet in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare labeled 'The Jackal'. The vehicle can be controlled at many different points throughout the game's campaign and is completely off-rails, allowing players full control. The vehicle can fly across planets at high speeds and also go directly into space whenever the player decides. The Jackal can be used as a mode of transportation but a weapon, you will have to use The Jackal to fight off other aircrafts in adrenaline filled dogfights. Of course, PSVR is required for this function so only a small number of people will be able to play this at launch but if you ever do acquire a headset you can play the dogfighting experience whenever you want. Please note that The Jackal can be used without PSVR, the experience is just an added functionality for PSVR owners.

Get a quick refresher on Call of Duty zombies with this recap trailer

The final thing shown at CoD XP was the zombies recap trailer that catches players up to speed on the deep zombies story up to this point. September 6th will mark the release date for the final zombies map for Black Ops 3 and will also send off the OG zombies crew from World at War. Treyarch claims everything in the last eight years has been building up to this point and many of your questions will be answered. You can watch the video by clicking on the title of this recap.

That's every major thing that was shown at CoD XP today! What was your favorite thing? Let us know down in the comments below.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare will release on November 4th, 2016.
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I wanted to quit Battlefield games forever until I played Battlefield 1

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Until I played the open beta for Battlefield 1 this week, I thought I was done with the series. And that was a pretty disappointing feeling, since I've played every game in it from 1942 all the way to Battlefield 4 — all in, I'm talking about thousands of hours spent capturing Wake Island, doing flips in helicopters, trolling teammates with vehicle stunts, and all kinds of other things you can only do and see in Battlefield games. But somewhere along the line, I got tired of Battlefield games — until this week when I jumped into the series' latest World War 1 arena. And that's because it finally has a heart.

FEELINGS ARE HARD FOR SOME GAMES

It's not just Battlefield that grew sour for me over the years, though. I grew up on shooters, but now they're created with the cadence and character of yearly Madden releases, which forces game developers to be more creative with gimmicks than core game features. The worst part of that trend has been the strategy of cutting games into tiny pieces that you have to "unlock" by putting ridiculous amounts of time or additional money into them. There were no unlocks in Battlefield 1942, for example — you just bought the game, jumped in, and experienced everything it had to offer. The only limitation was your decision making and curiosity. By the time Battlefield 4 rolled around, the game felt more like an item-unlocking simulator underwritten by the greedy tactics of free-to-play games. At one point EA let players pay $50 for an "ultimate shortcut bundle" which unlocks all of the game's weapons and upgrades, making the friendly accessibility of Battlefield 1942 seem like a distant memory.

But Battlefield 1 is a different story, and that's because it uses what made Star Wars Battlefront so successful. Battlefront, built on the bones of the Battlefield series, is one of my favorite shooters from this decade. When it was released, I said it was my favorite unofficial Battlefield game. It wasn't groundbreaking in its details — capture this point here, or kill this enemy over there — but it had a rare kind of magic that can't be imitated. Jumping into Darth Vader's suit or taking down AT-ATs on Hoth felt thrilling and momentous not just because the game was technically impressive, but because of its soul: the culmination of decades of feelings about familiar characters and stories that imbued the game with an unusual emotional force.

BATTLEFIELD 1 FEELS SURPRISING, COLORFUL, AND UNIQUE IN A MARKET SATURATED BY CLONES

Naturally, Battlefield 1 doesn't have years of rooting for Luke Skywalker and Han Solo behind it, but it does have a rich historical character unlike generic near-future shooter clones. It feels like you're taking part in something authentic, even though it's exceptionally weird and cartoonish at times. But that weirdness makes it feel special. I can't think of another game that lets you strafe horses in biplanes, wear steel armor while firing a machine gun from the hip, or blast enemies from an armored train — yet these are all things you can do in the same round of Battlefield 1, and this is just the beta. I can't wait to see what happens when massive zeppelins and other weird weapons of war are added to the mix.

IT'S LIKE STARRING IN YOUR OWN ACTION MOVIE

Battlefield 1 is also easily as intuitive as Battlefront, which is a huge improvement over recent games in the series. The simplicity ofBattlefront and early Battlefield games, enabled in part by the game's smooth user interface, felt present here — I didn't have to think about cycling through a million options before jumping into the fray, and the options that I did have were easy to find. (The game will have lots of unlocks, sure, but it didn't feel like much was missing from the starting experience.) There's definitely a feeling of refinement to the whole experience — almost like what you see is what you get as applied to game design. And what you see is spectacular.

Playing Battlefield is best when it feels like being in your own action movie, and that's what the entire Battlefield 1 beta feels like. It's one of the most dazzling video game spectacles I've ever experienced. I charged a town with my squad and watched enemy soldiers rip through my comrades, making my heart pound as I sought cover. I stormed the sky in a biplane, looping through arches and canyons, my machine gun tearing through the wings of enemy aircraft. I dropped a barrage of bombs on a fully-loaded enemy landship, watching it disappear in a spectacular boom that literally shook the walls in my apartment. Then, I stormed the field on horseback, cutting down foes with a sword before being wiped out by an ironclad beast. I wish I could go back in time a couple decades and tell the kid inside me, sitting cross-legged on the floor watching a VHS ofTop Gun, that this would be the future of entertainment. It rules.

The first few matches flew by in an instant, and left me wanting a lot more — all becauseBattlefield's creators did something simple. They made a game that's a joy to play, not one designed to make me pay.
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New Halo Wars 2 Gameplay Footage Arrives

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Today during a PAX West panel, 343 Industries showed off some new Halo Wars 2 footage and teased a new mode for the RTS.

Specifically, the team demonstrated the first mission of the game's single-player campaign. The UNSC crew has been in cryosleep for 28 years and are finally awoken in an unfamiliar place. In the Halo timeline, Halo Wars 2 takes place shortly after the events of Halo 5: Guardians. You can watch the gameplay video below, as posted on YouTube by DualShockers.

The new gameplay footage wasn't the only thing 343 had in store for its PAX West showing. Studio head Dan Ayoub teased a mode that will offer a "completely new way to play" an RTS game.

"One of the modes, which I can only tease for the time being, is actually a completely new way to play a RTS," he said, according to DualShockers. "It really takes standard RTS gameplay and turns it on its head. And that's a mode that can be played in a shorter time frame as well, like five, six, seven minutes."

Following a delay, Halo Wars 2 comes out on February 21, 2017. You won't have to wait that long to play, however, as there will be a second beta that features a new mode. It's not known yet if the new mode is the one Ayoub teased today, but we'll report back with more details as they become available.

Halo Wars 2 is an Xbox Play Anywhere title, meaning you can buy it digitally onXbox One and get the Windows 10 PC version free or vice versa.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Feature All 16 Original Maps Eventually

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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered will eventually include all 16 of the original game's maps, Activision announced at its Call of Duty XP event today. It was previously announced that only 10 of these maps would be featured in the remastered version.

10 maps will come with the game at launch, while the other six will be added in December.

Modern Warfare Remastered is only included with special editions of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. It releases for PS4, Xbox One, and PC on November 4.
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Weekly Recap: September 2016

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THE BIG STUFF:

Sony announced September 2016's free PlayStation Plus games this week. PS4 gets Lords of the Fallen and Journey, while PS3 gets Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands and Datura. On Vita, Badland and Amnesia: Memories will be free. All of these games will go free for PlayStation Plus subscribers next Tuesday, September 6. You have until then to claim August's freebies, which include Rebel Galaxy and Yakuza 5.

In other news, a New York court tossed out Mean Girls actress Lindsday Lohan's lawsuit against Rockstar parent Take-Two Interactive over Grand Theft Auto V. She argued that Rockstar used her story and likeness for a GTA V character. Get the full story here.

Ending the week was news on Friday that Niantic Labs is adding a "buddy system" of sorts to Pokemon Go. The update will let you choose a Pokemon to be your buddy--and there are numerous benefits. No release date for the update was announced, but Niantic said it's "right around the corner."

THE OTHER STUFF:
A college has published a video game. Really. The Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) this week self-published Hack, Slash & Backstab on Xbox One, becoming the first university in history to publish a game on Xbox One. It's out now on Xbox One and on PC through Steam. Read more about it here.

How much do you really know about iconic video game character Luigi? Check out the newest episode of Did You Know Gaming to learn a lot about the Mario brother.


Microsoft's sandbox game Minecraft is getting boss battles, it was announced this week. The feature will roll out first on Android before coming to the PC and other versions of the game. Learn more about the update here.

The Final Fantasy XV movie, Kingslgiave, came to theaters in early August and now it's out on digital channels to buy. Get all the info here.

Game Informer has a cool overview video for Destiny's new PvE space, Archon's Forge. Watch the video and get all the details here.

Happy birthday! Final Fantasy 14 has turned three. Since launch, it's reached 6 million players, and it continues to grow and evolve with new content. Get all the celebratory info here.

Infinity Ward has teamed up with iam8bit to produce an "extremely limited" run of Call of Duty: Infinite Ware and Zombies in Spaceland soundtracks on vinyl. You can preorder now. They are expected to ship in time for the holidays.
More Dragon Quest remakes? Square Enix says in a new interview that it will consider it! Get all the information here in the US Gamer interview.

Netflix released a cool video this week that talks about how the new Marvel show, Luke Cage, is inspired by hip-hop icons. Take a look:


Captain America: Civil War is coming to home video later this month. Ahead of that, Marvel has released a deleted scene that features a showdown between Black Panther and Black Widow. Watch it here at Polygon.

Here's something pretty cool. The new Fox movie Morgan is about artificial intelligence and to that end, Fox recruited actual AI to make a trailer for the movie. This is what Fox is calling the world's first movie trailer made by AI. Take a look at the video here on YouTube.

It's not just gamers themselves making mods for Fallout 4. Nvidia this week launched Vault 1080, a free mod for Fallout that is pretty robust--it includes an "in-depth" side quest area that Nvidia estimates provides over an hour of gameplay. And the graphics look better. Take a look:
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Thứ Tư, 31 tháng 8, 2016

Pokemon GO Egg: About CP and IV

When hatching Pokemon from Poke Eggs, you obtain Pokemon of the same level as your trainer – up to Trainer Level 20. In order to make it easier to plan and account for hatched Pokemon we created a handy chart depicting Egg Max CP and IV Values.

For example:

  • Obtaining an egg when your trainer is level 10, the egg will hatch into a level 10 Pokemon even if you leveled up.
  • Due to the level cap, even if you found the egg attrainer level 30, the egg will hatch into a level 20 Pokemon.
The following charts below help you easily determine what IV’s your hatched Pokemon have, assuming you are at least level 20. The 100% IV column represents Maximum CP you can get from an egg and 0% IV the minimum you can get when hatching.
2 KM Egg Pokemon

#
Level 20 100% IV 67% IV 0% IV
1 Bulbasaur 612 566 478
4 Charmander 545 501 419
7 Squirtle 576 531 446
10 Caterpie 253 224 170
13 Weedle 256 227 173
16 Pidgey 388 352 284
19 Rattata 332 298 235
21 Spearow 392 355 287
25 Pikachu 507 464 384
35 Clefairy 686 637 545
39 Jigglypuff 524 477 389
41 Zubat 367 331 266
74 Geodude 485 444 367
129 Magikarp 150 127 86
5 KM Egg Pokemon
#
Level 20 100% IV 67% IV 0% IV
23 Ekans 470 430 353
27 Sandshrew 456 416 342
29 Nidoran♀ 500 459 381
32 Nidoran♂ 481 441 365
37 Vulpix 475 434 358
43 Oddish 656 608 517
46 Paras 523 480 399
48 Venonat 588 543 458
50 Diglett 260 226 159
52 Meowth 432 393 321
54 Psyduck 634 587 498
56 Mankey 502 460 381
58 Growlithe 762 710 612
60 Poliwag 454 415 341
63 Abra 343 307 241
66 Machop 622 576 488
69 Bellsprout 638 589 498
72 Tentacool 517 474 394
77 Ponyta 866 810 704
79 Slowpoke 696 646 552
81 Magnemite 508 464 379
83 Farfetch’d 722 672 577
84 Doduo 488 446 368
86 Seel 632 585 497
88 Grimer 733 683 587
90 Shellder 470 428 351
92 Gastly 459 418 340
96 Drowzee 614 568 481
98 Krabby 452 412 336
100 Voltorb 479 438 362
102 Exeggcute 628 581 494
104 Cubone 575 530 445
108 Lickitung 929 872 763
109 Koffing 658 609 517
111 Rhyhorn 675 626 534
114 Tangela 994 935 822
115 Kangaskhan 1167 1103 979
116 Horsea 454 413 337
118 Goldeen 551 507 425
120 Staryu 535 491 406
128 Tauros 1054 993 877
137 Porygon 966 908 797
10 KM Egg Pokemon
# Level 20 100% IV 67% IV 0% IV
95 Onix 489 446 366
106 Hitmonlee 853 797 692
107 Hitmonchan 866 810 703
113 Chansey 385 337 247
122 Mr.Mime 853 796 688
123 Scyther 1185 1120 997
124 Jynx 980 922 810
125 Electabuzz 1210 1145 1019
126 Magmar 1294 1226 1094
127 Pinsir 1212 1146 1021
131 Lapras 1703 1625 1475
133 Eevee 615 569 482
138 Omanyte 639 591 498
140 Kabuto 631 581 487
142 Aerodactyl 1237 1171 1045
143 Snorlax 1778 1697 1541
147 Dratini 561 517 433