A player search system, similar to the recent Pokémon games on Nintendo’s handheld consoles, would allow for gamers to search (on a map) for players in foreign areas.Part1: 10 Best Pokémon Go Coordinates/Location for Rare Pokémon 1. Pokémon common in one region may be rare in others. A location search option within PoGo could allow players to see what Pokémon they can expect when they head to Times Square versus the Eiffel Tower. In addition to the obvious omissions of notifications, a Google Earth-like view could let you see the real world surroundings of an area to get an idea of what type of Pokémon you can expect there. Pokémon Go could take further notes from Google Maps to benefit users. Pokémon Go’s already gained a reputation for draining phone batteries, so staying within one app could slightly alleviate this for multitasking users. A toggle on the bottom right could bring up your trip, saving you from going back and forth between apps. As mentioned before, the blocks and landmarks in the game match up very closely to what’s seen in the real world. If your Maps app and Pokémon Go game are both logged into the same Google account, it wouldn’t be a stretch for the companies to use recent search data and drop hints of commute information into PoGo. Having to jump between two apps on the phone in your hand is a hugely laborious task that no one has time for these days. An overlay to show your current route could prove useful to users of both Pokémon Go and Google Maps

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