Pokémon-catching cars come to Malaysia, although the game isn't there yet
 

Pokémon-catching cars come to Malaysia, although the game isn't there yet
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Do these two Malaysian companies k**w something about Pokémon Go that we don't?

Although the popular augmented reality mobile game hasn't come to the region yet, Malaysian phone company Hotlink and Southeast Asian ride-sharing firm Grab have already prepped four cars to ferry trainers between Poké Stops for free.

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The four cars, appropriately named PokéMobiles, will run for the first two days starting when the game launches — whenever that is.*

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The cars will come loaded up with mobile chargers, and existing Hotlink users who book rides will get US$100 worth of in-game credit, although this only applies to Android users, Mashable understands. Read more...

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