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The announcement comes at the heels of Niantic's launch of the Apple Watch companion app for Pokemon Go.

'You will now be able to explore and experience the world around you directly from your wrist,' Niantic said.

How far would you go to catch them all? Quite far it turns out.

"We'll have more news on the product soon," Niantic said.

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However, fans have already voiced their disappointment as many had expected for all 100 Gen 2 pocket monsters.

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