To the great dismay of Pokemon GO fans around the world, Niantic has disabled many of the most effective "cheats" for the game. Some of these seemed more like helpful tools than game-breaking hacks, but they're gone now.
Fortunately, even if Niantic can kill the pokemon tracking system - Pokevision, they can't do anything about the various smartphone accessories designed to help users catch Pokemon more easily.
Meet Supershot GO: a protective film with a "central channel" designed to guide you for a perfect Poke Ball throw. Have you ever misjudged the distance from the screen to the virtual monster in the environment? You lose serious resources and nerves if you repeatedly throw wrong. With the Supershot GO protective film, you may never lose!
According to Gizmodo, Supershot Go was invented by Johnny Lai, and unlike other protective films, it doesn't leave a sticky film when you remove it from the screen. It's also thicker than a protective film, so it's easier to feel the "groove" when you throw a Poke ball.
In addition to the central channel, there are also curves on each side, in case you want to spin the ball and throw it. This would normally give you extra experience points.
Finally, Supershot Go should work on any phone 4.3 inches or larger.
