Pokemon GO Team Pauses International Rollout Due to Server Issues
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Pokemon GO's server issues will be addressed before the game launches in new countries.
Pokemon GO started rolling out this week, but the popularity of the free to play mobile title has left many players complaining of not only I'm not mad [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/167874-Pokemon-GO-is-Apparently-Hell-on-Cell-Phone-Batteries].
Niantic Labs CEO John Hanke told Business Insider [http://www.businessinsider.com/pokemon-go-international-rollout-paused-2016-7] that the company is aware of the server issues, which make it difficult to launch the game or maintain a connection for any extended period of time. According to Hanke, the launch in other countries has been "paused until we're comfortable." The team is working on a solution, with Hanke saying that there was "a great run" of server availability on Thursday evening.
Meanwhile, the official Pokemon GO Twitter account reiterated that the team is working on the server issues, adding that the game will continue rolling out to new countries "soon."
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Pokemon GO's server issues will be addressed before the game launches in new countries.
Pokemon GO started rolling out this week, but the popularity of the free to play mobile title has left many players complaining of not only I'm not mad [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/167874-Pokemon-GO-is-Apparently-Hell-on-Cell-Phone-Batteries].
Niantic Labs CEO John Hanke told Business Insider [http://www.businessinsider.com/pokemon-go-international-rollout-paused-2016-7] that the company is aware of the server issues, which make it difficult to launch the game or maintain a connection for any extended period of time. According to Hanke, the launch in other countries has been "paused until we're comfortable." The team is working on a solution, with Hanke saying that there was "a great run" of server availability on Thursday evening.
Meanwhile, the official Pokemon GO Twitter account reiterated that the team is working on the server issues, adding that the game will continue rolling out to new countries "soon."
[tweet t=https://twitter.com/PokemonGoApp/status/751514304365473792]
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