A Brooklynites Mini-Guide To 'Pokémon Go' According To A Few Neighborhood Players

What would the world be with out developers creating cool apps and games?

Recently, the top games listed on a wide scale ranged from Temple Run, Words With Friends, Subway Surfers, and now they added a vintage twist by introducing Pokémon Go.

This game has got be the most unique game released yet because of its virtual capabilities, capturing Pokémon all day all over the world. Police officers, corporate officials, teachers, parents, children, and more are playing this game constantly on the hunt for Pokémon to add to their collection. People are walking into restaurants, NYC buildings, retail stores and more hoping to “Catch them all.” After dong my own research, there are a few popular places in Brooklyn that attracted the most visitors:

Borough hall 209 Joralemon St, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Wnyc Tramitter Park Greenpoint Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Grand Army Plaza Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Brooklyn Bridge Park 334 Furman St, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Community Book store 143 7th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215
Prospect Park Brooklyn, NY

Since I’m not the only one playing, I decided to talk to a few Brooklynites and put together a Pokémon Go mini-guide that’ll lead you to the perfect places and times around the borough to find a few rare Pokémon.

Check them out below:

Aerodactyl

Location: Brooklyn Bridge Park, near Pineapple St (Brooklyn)

Time of day: Afternoon

Dragonite

Location: 41st St and 5th Ave corner of Sunset Park (Brooklyn)

Time of day: Afternoon

Gengar

Location: Maria Hernandez Park (Brooklyn)

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