Since it was launched last week , "Pokémon GO " became an international fever - even in countries where it was not officially released, such as Brazil.
The ability to capture the iconic pocket monsters in the real world with your mobile phone left the franchise even more popular with the public, and has earned an excellent profit for Nintendo.
But by encouraging players to explore the world over in search of new Pokémon , the game has earned its share of curious stories , unusual , and even tragic .
Teen finds body while playing "Pokémon GO "
While searching for Pokémon in the vicinity of the river Big Wind , Wyoming , USA , the young Shayla Wiggins , 19 , made a sad discovery to find the body of a man on its banks .
According to the Office Fremont County Sheriff , evidence indicates that the man accidentally drowned , and there is no suspicion of murder .
"When his wife is about to have a baby and a Pokemon appears , and you have to catch it on the sly ," he wrote .
In an interview with Buzzfeed site , Theriot tried to explain his thought process at the event.
" As soon as he appeared I said 'Oh my God , has a Pidgey in your bed !" Theriot said to his wife . "So I took a picture , captured him and showed it to her ."
Photo of Theriot caused a stir on reddit , users from making jokes to others criticizing him for being playing in the cell in such an important moment .
Bandits use "Pokémon GO " for assaulting players in the US
The police department of the city of O'Fallon, in the US state of Missouri , arrested 4 suspects using the location "Pokémon GO " to commit robberies .
Police believe that the suspects used some sort some bait in the game that attracts Pokémon and hence players to a specific area .
" Apparently they were using the app to attract players to the middle of a parking lot or any other place where they were around," the department said in a statement .
Resident suffers after turning home gym Pokémon
The American designer Boon Sheridan , who lives in what used to be a church , reported on his Twitter the bizarre experience of having your home transformed into a Pokémon Gym .
" Living in an old church to say many things ," he wrote . "Today to say that my house is a Pokémon gym ."
Throughout the day , the surroundings of Sheridan 's house were taken by players of "Pokémon GO " , which were in the area for 5 to 10 minutes before leaving .
On his Twitter , Sheridan complained that the abnormal movement in your neighborhood could bring a number of problems , including police suspicion and enmity with their neighbors.
" Do I have rights as a virtual place is forced on me? Trade have expectations like that, but this is my home."
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