Niantic's mobile game "Pokémon Go" was virtually in everybody's smartphones in the U.S last week. Other countries from Europe and Asia are soon to follow suit.

There are rumors around the forthcoming release of "Pokémon Go" in Asian countries within 24 hours. A report from Hypebeast states that reliable "industry experts" could foresee this happening with servers getting more stable, bigger capacities and less bug reports incoming.

Apple Appstore has its regular weekly refresh every Thursday, and this could be a nice opening, according to the news site.

According the Toucharcade, the European launch already started its initial wave with "Pokémon Go" getting released in Germany. The game will also roll out to other European countries and will take over in a matter of days. In fact, fans in the UK are already celebrating after the "Pokémon Go" mania recently hit their phones as well.

Despite all these good news, some sites still host APK files for "Pokémon Go." There have been a number of reports stating that most of these APK files are infected and could potentially be very harmful. Knowing that servers are blocking non-official countries is a good reason to not risk it.

Now that the game's release in these countries are set in motion, it is time to train your Pokéball throwing skills. Fans and aspiring trainer could head over to our Pokémon tricks and tips section to grab a rare Pokémon.

For those who have already been paving their paths in becoming master trainers, Nintendo News reported that reddit user NeoProfessorWillow tinkered with the game's image assets far enough to discover legendaries. There were Ditto, Mew, Mewtwo, and Articuno, to name a few.

For those who are eagerly waiting to play the game, supported Android devices are those that run on Android 4.4 or later. Intel CPUs are currently not supported.

For iOS, it is required that players have iPhone 5 or later iterations running on iOS 8. Jailbroken devices are not supported.