Within the first few days of Pokemon GO, there were over 30 million users world-wide. In Seattle, I saw them everywhere. I saw players of different genders, ethnicities, and ages everywhere I went. Players took time out of their day to walk around parks to play, others played as they waited for their buses, some unfortunately played while driving, and others played with their friends over dinner and drinks. This early on, it felt impossible to discern a pattern amongst the players; there were just too many. However, as time went on, I noticed a change in the trend, and that is when the rich patterns of Pokemon GO play began to
Within the first few days of Pokemon GO, there were over 30 million users world-wide. In Seattle, I saw them everywhere. I saw players of different genders, ethnicities, and ages everywhere I went. Players took time out of their day to walk around parks to play, others played as they waited for their buses, some unfortunately played while driving, and others played with their friends over dinner and drinks. This early on, it felt impossible to discern a pattern amongst the players; there were just too many. However, as time went on, I noticed a change in the trend, and that is when the rich patterns of Pokemon GO play began to