Narrative Essay About Pokémon Go

Greetings, honorable judges and all participants. I’m number…. To begin with, I am a super fan of Pokémon, just like most of the players now. I remember sitting in front of the television after kindergarten every day with my brother, chewing doughnuts, humming the theme songs, waiting for it to start. Following it was a two hour marathon. The story, to me, was so fascinating that it was carved deeply in my mind, including the names of the Pokémon, that’s a must. That was how intense the feeling the trailer of Pokémon Go gave me. Since the first day we knew the game, we had been longing for its arrival. As a result, we downloaded it on the first day the game was released. We jumped into playing it right away. After encountering and catching
At first, I wasn’t paying attention to the reports. Nonetheless, I was showed of how terrifying the phenomenon was when I saw the running scene by myself. I remember sending brother to cram school by bike on a Saturday afternoon. Just before I could make a right turn and leave, a huge crowd making deafening noise dashed out from an alley I was entering. It was already bad enough that I was frightened by the crowd that I fell down with the bike. What’s worse, there was not a single person in the crowd that stopped to help me. The worst part was that after the literally “flow” of people was over, the road and sidewalk were scattered with trash and spilled drink. It lasted for about two and a half minutes, estimated to be roughly 200 people. My brother quit the game immediately after he knew this, refusing to be one of
In fact, when we are facing a mania like this, we should not see it from the eye of an individual. For a game that is transformed from the old time memories into a game featuring the newest AR technology, it is expected to foresee a great mania for it, especially for Pokémon go, due to its innovative design. For enthusiast like my brother, the visual and mental stimulations of seeing a Pokéball thrown and Pokémon caught are irresistible. It’s the feeling like you get to realize your childhood dream. That also explains the zombie-like running phenomenon. It’s nothing more than chasing after you