The long awaited Pokemon Go is officially launched in Vietnam on August 6.

Pokemon Go on Vietnam's Android application store.
Android and iOS users can start downloading the Pokemon Go on the application store since this morning.
Players will have full access to the game’s digital locations like the PokeStops and Gyms on a real-time Vietnam's GPS map.
Before the sensational game officially comes to Vietnam, local Pokemon catchers as well as from other countries had to hack accounts from Australia and New Zealand where Pokemon Go was first released to play the game.
Yet Niantic Labs, the game’s distributor, soon blocked the IP hacking and left millions of global players growing restless in months to wait for the game’s official launch in their own countries.
23-year-old student Nguyen Lan Phuong said she managed to capture nine Pokemons this morning soon after downloading the game to her smartphone.
“And I already had four rounds of walk around my residency complex on the Pokemon hunting,” she said.
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