referring to No other scheduled events are affected including the event scheduled for Yokohama, Japan on August 14 and the events scheduled for September 16 in France, Spain, and Germany. Were you planning on attending the now postponed Pokémon Go events in Europe? Niantic explains that it is postponing the events in order to deliver the best possible gameplay experience to users. Niantic last week held the world's first ever Pokémon GO Fest in Chicago, only to be plagued by network and server issues that essentially rendered the app useless. We apologize for any inconvenience and hope you understand that our priority is to ensure a great experience for Pokémon GO Trainers in Europe and around the world.
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Zimmerman told Polygon that this went against what Niantic advertised, which was that attendees would get hard-to-find Pokémon. Since then, Zimmerman told Polygon that "20 or 30" others have joined the class-action suit. Nearly two dozen Pokémon Go Fest attendees are filing suit against Niantic, the game's developer, seeking travel reimbursement following last weekend's event, where most people were unable to play the game. Related Niantic 'horrified' by Pokémon Go Fest"We're not seeking any relief with respect to the failure to get legendary Pokémon, because Niantic is offering that," he told us. Update: A spokesperson for Niantic issued the following statement to Polygon:"Niantic does not comment on pending legal matters."Pokémon Go Fest: What Went Wrong
To celebrate the one-year anniversary of Pokémon GO, the developer behind the title, Niantic, decided to host events around the world that would offer unique rewards and experiences. Source: Niantic | Image via Niantic Luckily, events that are being held in Japan, France, Spain, and Germany will not be affected and will take place on the dates scheduled in August and September. Unfortunately, the firm has not issued any new dates but did state that it would occur sometime "later in the fall". Niantic is perhaps being a bit more cautious, considering that the disappointment some players experienced at its Chicago event resulted in some filing a lawsuit in an attempt to potentially be reimbursed for their travel expenses to the event.
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Some Pokémon Go Fest attendees are filing suit against Niantic (update)
Zimmerman told Polygon that this went against what Niantic advertised, which was that attendees would get hard-to-find Pokémon. Since then, Zimmerman told Polygon that "20 or 30" others have joined the class-action suit. Nearly two dozen Pokémon Go Fest attendees are filing suit against Niantic, the game's developer, seeking travel reimbursement following last weekend's event, where most people were unable to play the game. Related Niantic 'horrified' by Pokémon Go Fest"We're not seeking any relief with respect to the failure to get legendary Pokémon, because Niantic is offering that," he told us. Update: A spokesperson for Niantic issued the following statement to Polygon:"Niantic does not comment on pending legal matters."Pokémon Go Fest: What Went Wrong
Niantic postpones two of its Pokémon GO events in Europe
To celebrate the one-year anniversary of Pokémon GO, the developer behind the title, Niantic, decided to host events around the world that would offer unique rewards and experiences. Source: Niantic | Image via Niantic Luckily, events that are being held in Japan, France, Spain, and Germany will not be affected and will take place on the dates scheduled in August and September. Unfortunately, the firm has not issued any new dates but did state that it would occur sometime "later in the fall". Niantic is perhaps being a bit more cautious, considering that the disappointment some players experienced at its Chicago event resulted in some filing a lawsuit in an attempt to potentially be reimbursed for their travel expenses to the event.
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