Pokemon Go will can connect with the games of the main saga. - Ultimate Guide

If you've ever wondered, does Pokemon Go still exist? The answer is that if Pokemon Go still exists and is in good health, with a monthly turnover of 2.5 million dollars per month, while the volume of its users has had a large increase as a result of its connection with Pokémon Let's Go . Pikachu / Eevee from Nintendo Switch with the app Niantic application.

Niantic and The Pokémon Company are "delighted" with the results they have obtained from the synergies of the Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu / Eevee to obtain a Meltan (a new Singular Pokémon).

To obtain Meltan you have to follow this series of steps that we present below.

First you must synchronize / link your Pokémon GO account with the Nintendo Switch titles, enter the Nintendo Switch menu with X, then press Y to open the options, connect to Pokemon Go and connect your account.

For that, you must have activated the Bluetooh in 'Pokémon GO', to enter the application, in the options menu you will have the option of Nintendo Switch. Once inside, connect to Nintendo.

When you connect the console to your account, to obtain a Meltan, you must go to GO Park, located in Ciudad Fucsi, read the option Transfer to GO Park and select one of the boxes. then it will give you a Mystery Box in 'Pokémon GO', which in turn will give you the opportunity to capture several Meltan for a limited time of 30 minutes. So you can get Meltan in 'Pokémon Let's GO Pikachu!' and 'Pokémon Let's GO Eevee', you just have to transfer to any Meltan you have captured.

John Hanke, CEO of Niantic, in an interview with Business Insider declares that Nintendo and The Pokémon Company are "delighted" with the excellent way in which both titles have been complemented since the launch of this return to Kanto. "We have benefited in many ways", and we hope to have "more synergies" with the main videogames of the series.

Hanke promises that the application will have regular updates and by the end of 2019 will be released on Nintendo Switch, the expected 8th generation of Pokémon GO.

NOTE: Remember that if you have another type of device, the game may work but not 100% fluently.