The latest update to the mega-popular Pokemon GO has rendered the game completely unplayable for some users. Pokemon GO first hit the scene in 2016 and has been consistently popular ever since. The augmented reality mobile game has maintained its fanbase through frequent updates that have added new features and Pokemon to catch.
Pokemon GO has seen some rather dramatic updates since it was first released. At the time of its launch, Pokemon GO didn't really have much to do, but that changed as the years went on and new features like raids, legendary Pokemon, trading, and more were added to the mix. Pokemon GO is a far more fully-featured experience now than it was nine years ago, but that means the scope of the game has also outgrown some of the weaker hardware it was once playable on.
A Pokemon GO fan unexpectedly finds a nostalgic version of the massively popular monster-catching mobile game on an older phone.
Unfortunately, the latest update to Pokemon GO has made the game unplayable for those using 32-bit Android devices. This announcement was first made back in January, and at the time, the developers explained that by eliminating support for...
