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For those currently living their lives according to the location of the nearest Bulbasaur,eroticism in poetry dating is still a part of the equation.

PokéDates, a new dating site from Project Fixup, brings Pokémon Goplayers together in the spirit of romance and gaming.

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The matchmaking process is relatively simple: answer a few questions about yourself and when you're free to hang out. Later, Project Fixup emails the time and location of your date, plus details about your "PokéMatch."

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PokéDates is free for the first date, but successive dates will cost players $20 per matchup -- a steep price to pay to meet Pokémon-obsessed strangers. But for those who love to date but hate to plan, the service takes the guesswork out of picking a place to hang out. All you have to do is show up with a charged smartphone and a willingness to slightly embarrass yourself.

Or just look around at your local bar, where everyone is secretly catching Pokémon anyway.

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