'Pokémon Go' release date, gameplay rumors 2016: Game developer to reveal more details at E3?

"Pokémon" fans are certainly looking forward to the upcoming Electronic Entertainment Expo or E3 2016 as they expect the Pokémon Company to provide significant details about the development and release date of the upcoming "Pokémon GO." Fans are almost certain that the company will provide gameplay details as well as characters' revelation during the event. While waiting for the conference to start, fans can look at the things that were already reported about the upcoming game.

According to the reports, "Pokémon GO" is said to be full of action as players are expected to engage with monsters as they try to capture Pokémon. There are also reports suggesting that players can do battles and trade with other gamers.

Players who want to catch Pokémon monsters must look at the map as they try to search for them. It also requires the gamers to come out from their homes in order for them to explore the various locations shown on the map. By doing so, players are making themselves targets by other gamers who are also wandering looking for some action. Apparently, "Pokémon GO" players have no choice but to engage in a battle with the others.

The "Pokémon GO" field test has just finished in Japan. It launches another field test in the west starting in the United States for interested gamers.

Reports also suggest that the evolution process of the Pokémon will be changed on this new game. The game developer reportedly changed the evolution shards with candies. On the official Reddit thread of the "Pokémon GO," it is said that the candies are uniquely created as a requirement for the evolution of each of the Pokémon.

As of the moment, the Pokémon Company has yet to provide specific details with regard to its release date. Many fans are expecting it to provide concrete details at the upcoming E3.