'Pokémon Go' is out in the UK and people are losing their damn minds
LONDON -- It's finally here, Pokémon trainers. The day has come.
As of roughly 9.30 a.m. this morning -- after a long, frustrating wait -- the Pokémon Go app has been made available in the UK. And needless to say, the excitement levels are already reaching fever pitch.
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People simply couldn't handle the news.
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Of course, plenty of people in Britain have already been playing the game after downloading the app from the U.S. store.
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This led some people to worry about what might happen when they switched apps.
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Luckily, though, the game is linked to your account rather than the app itself. All you need to do is delete the U.S. app, re-download it from the UK store, sign in with the same Gmail account you were using before and you're good to go.
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Happy hunting, Britain.
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