South Koreans rush to remote town on **rth Korean border to play 'Pokémon Go'
 

South Koreans rush to remote town on **rth Korean border to play 'Pokémon Go'
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It's official: Pokémon Go fever is at an all time high.

The game which launched in the U.S., Australia and New Zealand earlier this month, has yet to reach the rest of the globe and everyone's losing their patience.

The lack of*Pokémon Go has seen people resort to all sorts of methods to get their hands on the game, including purchasing Australian and U.S. App Store accounts on Taobao*in China.

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But it **w looks like a technical glitch in the game's software is allowing for South Koreans with App Store access to get into the game. Here's the catch: South Koreans will have to travel quite some distance to a town on the border of **rth Korea, called Sokcho, to nab those*Pokémon creatures. Read more...


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