CATCHING POKEMON IN ULSAN — Citizens play Nintendo’s augmented-reality mobile game “Pokemon Go” in Ganjeolgot, a coastal park in the southeastern city of Ulsan in South Korea on Friday. The internationally-popular game became partially operational in area from Friday, as the game officially began service in nearby Japan the same day. Pokemon Go has yet to officially launch in Korea, though the game works in certain cities such as Sokcho and Ulsan as the game’s GPS signal is active there. (Yonhap)
CATCHING POKEMON IN ULSAN — Citizens play Nintendo’s augmented-reality mobile game “Pokemon Go” in Ganjeolgot, a coastal park in the southeastern city of Ulsan in South Korea on Friday. The internationally-popular game became partially operational in area from Friday, as the game officially began service in nearby Japan the same day. Pokemon Go has yet to officially launch in Korea, though the game works in certain cities such as Sokcho and Ulsan as the game’s GPS signal is active there. (Yonhap)
CATCHING POKEMON IN ULSAN — Pokemon character Bulbasaur appears on the smartphone screen of a local citizen playing "Pokemon Go" near Ganjeolgot, a coastal park in the southeastern city of Ulsan in South Korea on Friday. (Yonhap)
