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There are still more than 65 million people playing Pokemon Go
Last Summer, we saw Pokemon Go storm onto the scene making news headlines across the globe, for better or worse. The craze has definitely died down a bit, but Niantic shared that the game is still touting more than 65 million players.This announcement came after Pokemon Go took home the title of Best Mobile and Handheld Game at the British Academy of Film, Television and Arts Game Awards (BAFTA). The folks at Niantic wanted to thank its fans and those who are still continuing to play the game. 
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