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Reports: 'Pokemon Go' servers crash

Getting to Know Pokémon GO
By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
July 16, 2016

There are reports Saturday morning that "Pokemon Go" servers have crashed.

Frustrated players took to Twitter to complain. An influx of weekend players is being blamed for the viral game's technical problems.

The DownDetector website shows a rise in complaints Saturday morning. The map appears to show that the outage is more widespread in Europe than America.

It appears some players were able to resume playing by late Saturday morning.

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