Gaetano Prestia

There’s no doubting it: Pokemon GO has done a better job of getting people up off their couch and outside than any multi-million government program could have ever hoped for.

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Pokemon GO fever continues to ramp up, having launched across Europe after successful launches in North America and Australia last week. While Aussies clamour for Legendary Pokemon, US players of Pokemon GO are divided down battle lines.

It’s been a phenomenal week for Nintendo, The Pokemon Company and Pokemon GO developer Niantic. The social game is dominating the charts, taking over news feeds, and doing a better job of getting people active than billion-dollar government health campaigns.

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There’s no doubt that Pokemon GO and the hysteria surrounding it will go down in the history books. No app, game, meme or celebrity outburst in the past decade has generated as much engagement and online chatter as Pokemon GO has. It’s completely insane.