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How to Get Free Poké Balls & Stardust In Pokémon GO With Amazon Prime

Niantic has announced a partnership with Amazon, and Pokémon GO players with Prime accounts will be able to claim free items through the new collaboration. The new promotion is set to launch alongside Pokémon GO's summer events, including the annual Pokémon GO Fest 2022 event, which kicks off in June. The program will last several months and will allow Pokémon GO trainers to score a handful of free items like Poké Balls, Max Revive's, and even Stardust.

The Pokémon GO Amazon Prime program officially launches on Thursday, May 19, and trainers who have an Amazon Prime account will be able to log in to Pokémon GO and claim a free bundle that includes 30 Poké Balls, five Max Revives, and one Star Piece. The first bundle released in the promotional program is designed to help players stock up on items to be prepared for Pokémon GO's May Community Day on Saturday, May 21. The event will celebrate Alolan Geodude and runs from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. local time.

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Niantic has also revealed that the Pokémon GO Amazon promotion will release additional bundles every two weeks throughout the summer, giving players a lot of free items to help them in the Nintendo mobile game. In order for players to participate in the promotion, they will need a Prime Gaming account. Below we will break down the steps on how players can get free Pokémon GO items with Amazon Prime.

Pokémon GO players that want to claim the Amazon bundles will need to first connect their Amazon Prime Gaming accounts to their Pokémon GO trainer account. After the two accounts are tied together, players will then be able to log in to Pokémon GO during announced dates and claim their bundle. After the promotion is redeemed, the free Pokémon GO Poké Balls and items will automatically be added to the player's account.

  • Step 1: Visit Amazon Prime's Gaming Website to get a code for the Pokémon GO bundle currently active.
  • Step 2: Go to Niantic's Reward Redemption website and log in with your Pokémon GO account.
  • Step 3: Enter the Amazon Prime Pokémon GO Bundle code on Niantic's redemption website.
  • Step 4: After redeeming a code, players will automatically be given the free item's in their Pokémon GO inventory.

Android Pokémon GO users will actually be able to redeem codes from within the game, using the in-game code feature that is not currently available on iOS devices. After getting the code from Amazon Prime's website, Android players can tap the Poké Ball menu and access the Shop icon. From here, the code can be redeemed at the very bottom of the Pokémon GO in-game shop under the promotions section. Additionally, with Niantic planning many major events this summer in the mobile game, players can stock up on the free items to use in upcoming Pokémon GO Legendary Raid bosses, which as notoriously difficult to complete.

Next: Pokémon GO Finally Re-Enables Weather VFX After 5 Months

Source: Amazon Prime Gaming/Niantic

Pokémon Go is available on iOS and Android.



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