It took augmented reality game Pokémon Go just a few days to become a global phenomenon, draw in hundreds of millions of users and leap over established services such as Tinder like it was nothing.
Even more impressive? The game isn’t even available in most countries yet. After its launch in Australia, New Zealand and the U.S. on July 6, Niantic, the game’s Australia-based developer, paused the global launch due to overwhelming demand.
But on Wednesday, Android Central reported that some users in Germany were able to install the game (without tricking their phone to think it’s in the U.S.), possibly signaling the start of the game’s launch in Europe. Read more…
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