Jordan continued hunting for monsters.
His company-issued device showed a particularly nasty Cindiant creature nearby. A cartoon monster"s head floated on his screen, and the stats that accompanied it failed to impress (Strength: 75, Dexterity: 120, Special Power: None). Still, he had to catch them all. Besides, he could think of less exciting ways to make money.
His job got recently complicated with the newest interactive cell phone game. Pokémon Go is simple: wander around and collect monsters. Using GPS, google maps, and your phone"s camera, it shows you when you got close to a Pokémon monster. When you “capture” it, your phone shows the cartoon creature standing next to you on your screen. The side benefit? It got millennials to exercise. Plus, they got out and started meeting other
