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Pokemon no-go: New Jersey resident sues over trespassing players
After facing complaints from enthusiastic players, the developer of the game, Niantic, took to Facebook to address some complaints.
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For starters, Articuno is an ice-type-winged Pokemon that is one of the three legendary birds in the whole “Pokemon” franchise.
Developer Niantic Labs has published a blog post explaining why it shut down various Pokemon Go tracking sites. Many Apple users have shared that they were able to receive immediate refund while Google Play users were required to ask Google Support to contact them for refunds. Players are however refusing to let go of the game because of a few detachments.
The “Pokemon Go” tracker usually works by showing a nearby Pokemon creature on the display. He wants to include any other property owners who have been negatively affected by the game, which uses cell phone and Global Positioning System capabilities to integrate real life with a video game that hunts creatures.
The Pokemon Go community just about lost their damn minds after the alleged appearance of the world’s first Legendary Pokemon – Articuno – began making the rounds. Recently, Pokevision was shut down at the request of Niantic, and the creator of that website penned an open letter to Niantic expressing his disappointment in them and saying that people were only using Pokevision out of a desire to fully experience Pokemon Go. Also, the fans can also expect that some legacy Pokemon in the game will be receiving a new evolution, adding to their present line of evolving.
Some “Pokemon Go” addicts have no boundaries when it comes to chasing the digital creatures, and one man is taking legal action because of it.
In a statement provided by a Niantic representative to IGN, the company said that it has “rectified the situation” and “revoked” the legendary Pokemon.
Many players around the world download the APK file from third party Android stores to play the game unofficially.
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For starters, it seems that the services were eating into the game server’s resources, and according to Niantic, blocking them saw a huge decrease in resources consumed, which in turn allowed the company to ensure a smooth launch in the Latin America market.