BERLIN -- Pokémon Go989 Archives the summer's biggest craze, may be fading in popularity, but that doesn't mean there still aren't millions of players who still want to catch 'em all.
iPhone and iPad case maker Catalyst has a new $10 rubber strap-on accessory that fits over your iPhone to help increase your Pokémon catching rate.
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If this sounds familiar, it's basically the commercialized, rubberized version of the 3D-printed Poké Ball "aimer" case that one guy made.
Catalyst's simply-named "Tool for Pokémon Go"works just like the aimer case, too. It has two rubber guidelines that sit on top of your iPhone's screen and act as an aiming line so you always throw a Poké Ball straight.
Spinning Poké Balls and then flinging them at critters will clearly not work well.
There's also a cutout on the back for the camera in case you still play the game with its augmented reality turned on.
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