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Test Chamber – Exploring The Tall Grass With Pokémon Go
Pokémon Go is not officially available in North America yet – but it has released in Australia and New Zealand, which means it is possible to start playing on Android devices.
Jeff Cork and I booted up the game and decided to leave the comfort of our air-conditioned office in order to explore the outdoors, catch a few Pokémon, visit a gym, and see how the game compares to what we experienced in the beta.
For more on Pokémon Go, you can check out our feedback from the beta. A release date for Pokémon Go in the United States has not yet yet been confirmed, but it can't be far off considering it is already available in other parts of the world.
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