"Pokémon GO," which was initially released in selected countries on July 6, is now gradually rolling out into different nations. Now, 15 more countries in Asia finally joined the list.
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For players of the widely popular “Pokémon Go,” game publisher Niantic pushed some updates where it almost broke the game's radar system. People had to rely to 3rd party services like “PokéVision,” which the company also blocked. Now users need to find a good alternative.
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