Showing posts with label Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Games. Show all posts

Sunday, July 24, 2016

Play Pokémons GO from Nepal using Fake GPS

Since the release of Pokémons GO in Japan, the creator of the game Niantic Inc. has quit banned / removed  nearby Pokémons, Poké-stops and Gyms and additionally stopped counting the distance travelled for hatching eggs. Right now, you can see your Pokémons, prepare and develop them, and perspective your achievements, however that is about it.


Niantic Inc. has removed the Pokémons spawn point, Poké-stops and Gyms from Nepal and you can't find them where they used to be. But the Good news is you can still play the game from Nepal without even moving from your place. You can play Pokémons GO by using a Fake GPS tricking the server that you are somewhere in the USA, Australia or even Japan, where there are numbers of Pokémons, Poké-stops and Gyms.

But wait, as the game is all about exploring; using Fake GPS may lead you to get banned from the game FOREVER. However, instead of taking a huge jump from one place to another just move a small distance staying within the same city. That way you may have a chance to trick the server. The best way is to fake your location exactly at park or something crowded place where there are lots of Pokémons, Poké-stops and Gyms so that you don't have to move around much.

Things you should know:
  • You Android device should be ROOTED first. Rooting involves risks. Make sure you know what you are getting into.
  • Please be aware that Fake GPS Location may get your account banned by Pokemon Go.

Root your Android first with KingoRoot

If your device is rooted, skip this step and move on.

Using Fake GPS Location Spoofer Apk

Files Needed to download first (Remember the location).

Install Fake GPS Location Spoofer as a system app using Lucky Patcher

  • Locate Lucky Patcher apk you have downloaded using file explorer and intsall it.
  • Grant root permission to Lucky Patcher when it asks.
  • Launch Lucky Patcher and find "Rebuild & Install" at the bottom bar.
  • Locate Fake GPS Location Spoofer using the built-in exploerer in Lucky Patcher
  • Click the apk file and select "Install as a system app" and reboot.

Settings on Fake GPS app

  • Uncheck "Allow mock location" in Settings > Developer Options
  • Launch Fake GPS, enter a location in Australia, New Zealand or US.
  • Go to Settings of Fake GPS, enable "Expert Mode" and "Move around fake location", you can also set the timeout and distance value there.
  • Click the orange play button on the right bottom in Fake GPS.
  • There should be a toast pop up on your screen that says "Fake location engaged..."

Sugggestions

  • Enable "Location Services" on your device.
  • It is suggested that you choose "Locate by GPS" instead of "Locate by network and GPS".


Friday, July 22, 2016

Pokémon Go has quit working in Nepal



Pokémon Go has quit working in Nepal. The prevalent amusement created by Niantic Inc. has quit indicating Nearby Pokémons, Poké-stops and Gyms and additionally stopped counting the distance travelled for hatching eggs. Right now, you can see your Pokémons, prepare and develop them, and perspective your achievements, however that is about it. 

No official explanation has been discharged by Niantic, right now. As per the overall population, Niantic banned Nepal for Pokémon Go as the amusement hasn't been authoritatively discharged yet. 

But the good news is its not banned in Nepal. Found that the game is not working in Kathmandu including other major cities of Nepal. But, it is working fine in Butwal. In this way, it may be an uplifting news that it is not banned in Nepal. 

Another rumor, since the game has launched very recently in Japan and they probably don’t want any troubles. Thus, the diversion may have been quit working in Nepal. It may be that Niantic is going to launch the amusement in different nations consistently and need to guarantee everything goes well. We don't know when the issue will be altered. We most likely need to hold up until Niantic authoritatively launches the diversion in Nepal. 

In the event that you have any overhauls about this circumstance, then let us know. Additionally, do remark underneath either Pokémon Go is working in your city or not, say your city. 

We'll keep you overhauled when the Pokémon Go is up and running once more!

Friday, July 15, 2016

Pokémon Go is the most popular mobile game in U.S. history


The inevitable has happened: Pokémon Go is officially the largest mobile game in U.S. history. And it only took a week to get there. Having just racked up 21 million active daily players, the cultural phenomenon of a game has now surpassed the previous record held by Candy Crush Saga back in its 2013 heyday of 20 million daily users.

With Pokémon Go finally launching in Europe and untold millions more users soon to become addicted, it seems like only a matter of time before we report that Pokémon Go is the most popular mobile game in history, period. As SurveyMonkey (the research firm behind the user numbers) states:

Within three days of its release, Pokémon GO attracted more users than Twitter, and rose to the top of the App Store revenue charts, earning millions of dollars a day for its publisher, Niantic.

The big question now is just how long Pokémon Go will grip the world’s attention. The novelty factor and mass-contagion effect are certainly inflating its early numbers, but once things settle down what will the sustainable user base look like? While I know some of you might be sick of reading about Pokémon Go, you’ve got to respect it for getting 21 million people in the U.S. a day to go outside and exercise.

Have you played Pokémon Go yet? Do you think it will continue to grow in the U.S. or shrink in usage a little?