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Saturday, 9 July 2016

How to side load Pokemon GO on your Android device

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14:18



Niantic has finally released the most anticipated smartphone game "Pokemon GO" in some regions including Australia, New Zealand, Japan and US. If you live in those regions you can directly download and install the game from Google Play store. 

But if you are one of those unlucky guys who don't live in those regions then we have a good news for you. You can side load and play the Pokemon GO if you are using an Android device. 

Follow the steps:

1. Go to the settings and enable "Unknown sources" options
2. Download the Apk file. CLICK HERE
3. Install the Apk file
4. Allow access to location, Media files and Contacts
5. Make sure the internet data is enabled
6. Follow the steps
7. Go outside and catch 'em all!!


But before installing the game please check if it is suitable for your device,


Pokemon GO system requirements: 

Operating System: Android Jelly Bean & Above
Processor: 1.0 ghz dualcore or better
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Hard Disk: 10 MB Free memory space
Graphics: Adreno 305 or better
Internet: Stable internet connection


According to recent reports Niantic has delayed the global launch of Pokemon GO. They are have overload issues with their servers due to popularity of the game. That means side loading the game may lead to your account getting permanently  banned. 

DOWNLOAD AT YOUR OWN RISK


Stay tuned for updates. 




   

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Friday, 25 March 2016

First look at Pokemon GO

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11:45


Niantic labs just posted the first look of the upcoming augmented reality Pokemon game on their blog. Pokemon GO will allow its players to explore their real world surroundings to catch the Pokemon. Pokemon depending on the type will appear on their native environments, for example the Water type Pokemon will only appear near Lakes, rivers  or Oceans. 

Niantic labs posted the screenshots of the game and explained the game play quoting Players will walk to hatch previously-acquired eggs that might reveal new Pokémon. Eggs and other special items such as Poké Balls can be acquired at PokéStops - located at interesting places such as public art installations, historical markers, museums and monuments."

A few days ago we saw some sort of the first game play video of Pokemon Go, and a glimpse of how the game will look like when it comes out. The leaked game play video wasn't official it was just some dude playing the game and casting it on TV, you can check out the video below.



We are not yet sure about availability of the game. The Pokemon GO will be released for Android and iOS for free with possible in App purchases (Brace yourselves micro transactions are coming). It will be either the biggest hit of mobile gaming or the biggest disappointment of all time.  Either way the hype is real!

Stay tuned for updates.

Source: Android Authority, Niantic Labs

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