With the success of "Pokemon GO" in different countries of the globe like Australia, New Zealand and Japan. "Pokemon GO" hits the seas of U.K. as it finds a way around the country's restriction to get early access.
The U.K. release has been delayed due to the over demand of "Pokemon GO," as Niantic said earlier this week. Now, players in the European continent can now start catching Pokemon!
'Pokemon GO' precautions
The NSPCC chief executive of children's charity has suggested players to urge the game developers to adapt "Pokemon GO" before its official release in London. This serves as a warning that the adults could use it to prey on children.
NSPCC spokesman said that the owners of the app have ignored safety precautions. Moreover, he added "Pokemon Go" developers have time to reflect on what the game can do to others, especially, children.
Niantic and The Pokemon Company said in a statement that the company is strict when it comes to safety violations. When players go to unfamiliar places, the "Pokemon Go" developers have suggested gamers to go with some friends to ensure safety at all times and abide the rules and regulations of the streets.
Moreover, "Pokemon Go" players should always be familiar of the place and enjoy the experience when playing the game. Recent news surfaced that there are some players falling over, gazing and cutting while playing "Pokemon GO" because of not paying attention to their surroundings.
'Pokemon GO' Tips and Starters
Fans went berserk when the "Pokemon Go" has finally been released. To help those few who are not familiar with the game yet, here are some "Pokemon Go" tips each players should know:
At the beginning of "Pokemon GO," the player is offered a choice to pick ether Charmader, Bulbasaur or Squirtle. However, when the player decides to walk away, the player has a chance to catch Pikachu instead.
When the player progresses further to the game, the same Pokemon will pop up from time to time, like Prigdey and Ratata. If the player can catch enough Pridgey, a player can get a birdkeeper medal.
"Pokemon GO" is downloadable in iOS and Android phones. For more updates on "Pokemon GO" be sure to stay tuned on GamenGuide!
