07-13-2016, 02:11 PM
Businesses, I believe, can pay something like $2.00 an hour to make their stores a "Hotspot" for this game.
I doubt the Holocaust Museum pays for their building to be a "Hotspot" but the game randomly generates Pokemon anywhere and everywhere. "Hotspots" is where extra Pokemon are generated.
I think this is how it works anyway.
I'll tell you what though, whoever came up with this idea(Nintendo) is making money hand over fist with this thing. People pay money to buy coins to be able to buy those balls. .99 cents will get you 100 coins which will buy 20 balls. Then businesses pay to be a "Hotspot"...it's a great business model if the developer continue to improve the game.
I doubt the Holocaust Museum pays for their building to be a "Hotspot" but the game randomly generates Pokemon anywhere and everywhere. "Hotspots" is where extra Pokemon are generated.
I think this is how it works anyway.
I'll tell you what though, whoever came up with this idea(Nintendo) is making money hand over fist with this thing. People pay money to buy coins to be able to buy those balls. .99 cents will get you 100 coins which will buy 20 balls. Then businesses pay to be a "Hotspot"...it's a great business model if the developer continue to improve the game.
