Photo: Jonsibal
Controversy hasn't failed to show up now that Pokemon Go is taking over the real and virtual world by linking them. From a Wyoming player coming across a dead body while he was busy with the game from armed robbery connections, the world seems ready to face tons of disturbance while quenching its adventure thirst with the help of this app.
And we're here to move everything into the automotive realm (obviously). We've already started that plan with last week's Pikachu McLaren 650S - if you happen to come across the machine, spotting it and then sharing the thing online should bring you serious... eye candy points.
We're now back on the topic with a Pokemon Bugatti Veyron. Unlike the Woking machine mentioned above, the PokeBug we have here is a rendering. Coming from pixel artist Jonsibal, the hypercar brings us a rather delicious take on the theme.
For one thing, this Veyron has been digitally gifted with a widebody kit, with the wheels used to fill those hefty arches being nothing short of stunning.
Returning to a potential automotive world-related Pokemon Go, such a mod would obviously make the risks brought by the current game seem like child's play. As for the common sense-grade safety level, we believe any driver should display, such expectations are pure fiction - check out the blind trust certainplayers drivers show when using Tesla's Autopilot feature and you'll understand. This all means such an app should steer clear of street driving play.
Instead, players could do their thing at dedicated track days - just imagine going for a bit of Pokemon hunting on Laguna Seca's Corkscrew.
Then there's the spotting part of the game, which could bring the kind of Cars and Coffee joy to the entire world. Having a bad Monday morning? Log in and it will all smell like a carburetted Sunday...
We're now back on the topic with a Pokemon Bugatti Veyron. Unlike the Woking machine mentioned above, the PokeBug we have here is a rendering. Coming from pixel artist Jonsibal, the hypercar brings us a rather delicious take on the theme.
For one thing, this Veyron has been digitally gifted with a widebody kit, with the wheels used to fill those hefty arches being nothing short of stunning.
Returning to a potential automotive world-related Pokemon Go, such a mod would obviously make the risks brought by the current game seem like child's play. As for the common sense-grade safety level, we believe any driver should display, such expectations are pure fiction - check out the blind trust certain
Instead, players could do their thing at dedicated track days - just imagine going for a bit of Pokemon hunting on Laguna Seca's Corkscrew.
Then there's the spotting part of the game, which could bring the kind of Cars and Coffee joy to the entire world. Having a bad Monday morning? Log in and it will all smell like a carburetted Sunday...
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