Pokémon Go AR Snapshot updates are here, with more room for your ‘mons and burst mode

• Pokémon Go’s AR Photo Mode Gets an Update as Part of the Rediscover Go Series
• Alongside other changes to revamp the game for modern devices, you can include more ‘mons than ever before!
• New options for exposures, timers, burst modes and more let you take better and personalize AR photos

Pokémon Go’s AR photo mode gets an update with more space for your mons and a brand new burst function to let you take multiple photos. While AR photo mode has been a part of the game for a while now, as part of the recent wave of updates intended to rebuild the game from the ground up (Go is over half a decade old now), they would make changes. avatar customization, photo mode and much more.

To start, we’re offering an expansion to the number of Pokémon you can include in a given photo, up to three at a time, with suggestions for group photos to pair them together. Next, changes were made to where you can place your Pokémon, allowing some of them to take flight in frames rather than being bound to land. And finally, there’s the addition of some familiar camera features like burst mode for a multitude of photos and a timer, all in addition to new tools for customizing your snapshots after you’ve taken them.

Oh Snap

If you’ve ever played Pokémon Snap back in the day, you’ll know that being able to take photos of your collected ‘mons is every Poké fan’s dream. With Pokémon Go’s new updates, Niantic seems to be trying to convince players to come back after some declining numbers. And with the Pokémon Trading Card Game moving to mobile, this may be the best time for them to capitalize on a new surge in popularity.

Speaking of fan stuff, have you ever wondered what exactly those strange tombs in the Johto region were? Maybe you are fascinated by the real story behind it? Well, why not take a look at BlueBoyPhin’s latest YouTube documentary covering exactly that? This is one we loved so much we had to put an end to it.