‘Pokemon GO’ Latest News, Release Date & Update: Niantic Labs To Stop Worldwide Release; Servers for Pokemon Still Down

The fan craze for "Pokemon GO" is still driving everyone to a frenzy. However, for those who wants to play the much awaited game all over the world, it seems that we still need to wait much longer.

'Pokemon GO' as the Top-Grossing App iOS and Android

"Pokemon Go" which was made for mobile devices is beating other titular games such as Game of War and Mobile Strike. While the news of being number is great for Niantic Labs, it is not somehow good for their  servers.

Three days after its release, an outpour of users wanted to download the much awaited "Pokemon Go." Its release has already been seen and tested in the U.S., Australia and New Zealand. However, problems now arise as the United Kingdom and the Netherlands paused the rollout of the game.

CEO John Hanke acknowledged the problems made about by the outpour of interest from different players all over the world. "We thought the game would be popular, but it obviously struck a nerve," Hanke said.

When will 'Pokemon GO' be Available Worldwide?

According to Business Insider, Niantic is already fixing the problem and will have "Pokemon GO" ready by Thursday evening. Although, there is still a lot to wait for or if they could even roll the release of "Pokemon GO" even faster.

Amazon CTO Werner Vogels even tweeted a joke that Amazon Web Services would love to cloud-host "Pokemon Go" so that he too can finally get a hand on one of those drowzee.

Dear cool folks at @NianticLabs please let us know if there is anything we can do to help! (I wanted that drowzee) pic.twitter.com/UVwVKA0Lz8

— Werner Vogels (@Werner) July 8, 2016

If John Hanke takes Werner Vogels joke seriously, well we could expect the worldwide release of "Pokemon GO" soon. For now, let us just wait for more further developments from Niantic Labs and see if they can pull this off pretty soon.