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The Public Tells Us Why Pokémon Go Is A Hit
In cities across the globe, you can't walk down the street without seeing a stranger trying to track down a Pokémon. But do people actually enjoy it? And what happens when we put their Pokémon knowledge to the test? Senior Editor Ben Reeves dares to find out.
For more intense guerrilla journalism, check out our other man-on-the-street videos about the Xbox One versus the PlayStation 4 or who develops Call of Duty.
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