If you notice more people walking around looking at their phone today, they might be playing Pokémon Go.
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The augmented-reality game officially launched in Canada yesterday, however workarounds mean some have been playing the game all week.
The game sends players to various real world location in search for the digital pocket monsters known as Pokémon, who appear onscreen when users hold up their smartphones in various locations at various times of the day.
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Some are already fed up with the game, because of large crowds that assemble around certain “Pokéstops.”
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Today on the Breakfast Buzz we want to hear your thoughts on Pokémon Go.
Be sure to comment with your thoughts and watch Global News Morning at 7:55 a.m. CT to see if we pull up your comment.
With files from Justin McElroy and The Canadian Press
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