Pokemon Go is now out in Belgium, Italy, Portugal, and Spain

Vlad, 15 July, 2016

Slowly, but surely, Pokemon Go is continuing its worldwide expansion. The hit record-breaking mobile game that has you search the real world for Pokemons has officially become available in four more countries today.

We're talking about Belgium, Italy, Portugal, and Spain. Eager players from all four can now go and download the game from the iTunes App Store for iOS or the Google Play Store for Android, and start trying to catch 'em all.

Pokemon Go was initially available in the US, Australia, and New Zealand. It then made it to Germany earlier this week, and it landed in the UK just yesterday. At this rate, we expect it to cover many more countries by the end of the week. So we assume Pokemon Go-mania is nowhere near dying down yet.

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Reader comments

.DeadPool.
19 Jul 2016
fkR

Hacking the game!!!where did that happened ?? The game is already free so it does not matter where i download it from(google Play or APK sites) and i did not hack it or crack it or any other type of illegal abuse,I simply manipulated the GPS to make ...

Rufus
19 Jul 2016
RIE

No, you're a troll here. Hacking the game is cheating which is illegal and much worse you're promoting it to public. Nintendo and Niatic worked so hard to build this game! Please open your eyes and learn to be more patient!