Pokemon Go is having problems, Nintendo's servers are down

If you are having problems with Pokemon Go, the new and expected Nintendo game that everyone is talking about and causing a sensation around the worldKnow that it is not a problem with your Internet connection or with your Android terminal, what happens is that the tremendous demand for connection requests to Nintendo's servers has become so uncontrolled and excessive that the Japanese company itself has had to cut access to devices that connect from countries or geographical areas where the application should not be available yet.

The fact is that in most European countries, the United States and Latin America, geographical areas in which the official application cannot yet be downloaded through Google Play or Play Store, due to the massive download and installation of the Pokemon Go application in APK format, has caused Nintendo servers have been down for more than two hours or we have been cut off access and connection to the game from countries such as Spain, France, Germany, Peru, Mexico, the United States and many others in these areas where, I repeat that the game still cannot be officially downloaded through from the Google Play Store.

This has happened before on Android, specifically a big stir was made with the arrival of BBM for Android, which was leaked a few days before BlackBerry wanted causing the application service to crash due to the massive connection requests to the servers dedicated to satisfying itIn principle, demand is much lower than the unexpected wave it received from the whole world without even being available for download officially.

In principle and after testing it just before I finished writing this news, specifically at 22 hours 10 minutes at night in Spain, Pokemon Go continues to have problems with its servers and therefore it is impossible to play a game and keep looking for Pokemons in our city, at least for a few hours when Nintendo takes measures to solve this tremendous problem that has come over them with its first serious game published for Android and iOS.