Pokémon Go is a location-based augmented reality mobile game developed by Niantic for both android and IOS devices. It was released in most parts of the globe in the early days of July 2016. It is a free to play game making use of GPS and Camera of compatible devices, the game allows the players to capture battle and train virtual creatures called, Pokémon, who appears on the device screens through in the real world.
The Pokémon Go was first released in the United States, New Zealand and Australia. Later Within a short span of time it spread in 31 countries over the globe. With latest release in the home country, Japan. This is the first Asian Country where Pokémon Go walking on the streets. The makers of the Pokémon Go are planning to release the Pokémon Go on the streets of India. It won’t come as surprise if the game comes to India in July or the first half of August.
The mobile game that took the gaming industry by storm in the first week of July is yet to be officially launched in India. However, several people have started playing it by installing via APK file, though it is unofficial application software with possible threat of malware. There may be many problems for the game users face with this unofficial application software in India.
So the Indian game lovers waiting with their smartphone before ready to Go with the Pokémon on the roads of streets for the official release of the game to access the Pokémon locations.
Even the top gaming countries like South Korea and China still has no access to the game. Koreans are so crazy about the game that many have reportedly started flooding locations like Goseong, Inje,Yangyang and Ulleungdo islands that are situated near the border of North Korea , just to play the game. But this is a nightmare to these people because Pokémon may never be released in these countries because their government doesn’t want GPS data on the real-time movements of millions of Chinese people in the hands of Google.
The company is planning to release it in about 200 countries.
Problems that Indian Game Lover may face with Pokemon Go:
No wonder Pokémon Go has become such a craze overnight, as it is adventurous in nature. One can't play it within the four walls of the room, so it is a must to go out and catch Pokémon across the street, in the park, on the roads, behind the houses etc. It drains battery, as players have to enable GPS, Camera, internet and AR. It's a common problem, but it appears like Indians may face more issues than people from most other countries while playing the game.
Here are the biggest probable problems Indian gamers may face while playing Pokémon Go:
Dense Population:
Since the population of India is more, and this game requires the movement for finding Pokémon by our eyes looking towards the cell screen, there is possibility of hitting other people and sometimes results in accidents and loss of lives.
Dangerous Roads in India:
As Indian Roads are very dangerous for persons walking the gamers have to be extra care full about the surroundings. Two-wheelers in India ride even on the pavements and break rules, it is desirable for the Pokémon players to see the pros and cons on the roads while playing.
Poor Internet connection:
Internet connection is horrible in some locations. Playing without continuous internet connection is not possible in the case of Pokémon. So, these game lovers in villages and remote areas could be left with disappointed. Though the internet connection is speed in cities there are having their own drawbacks.
Public:
Awful network connections can leads to the gamers walking slowly and standing where ever signal is weak and finally resulting in standing in front of the somebody house and if it is night it results in the person suspected as robbers and result in the kicking of the person. So players should be alert towards the surroundings.
Finally, though Pokémon Go is very interesting game, It have pros and cons like two side of knife, so be careful while playing the game.
"One’s Pleasures shouldn’t lead to others pain."
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