Mobile Gaming, Network New Promos

Are you a gamer? Do you want to be always updated in your games? Well, this topic will guide you on how to spend less in your loads. As gamer, sometimes we better  loved to spend much than spend less just to avoid some network issues as the Philippines' ISPs promos we're experiencing technical problems due to mass number of users. These promos to be posted were tested by us.

If you are a Smart and TNT subscribers we will recommend using these promos:

For more promos to be availed can be reach by dialing *121# and let you access the different promos by Smart.

For Globe and TM user please do dial *143# for better promos as Globe sometimes assigned certain promos to a certain numbers. Promos we have tried that best for Mobile gaming were GoSAKTO, Combo offers with unlimited texting to all networks. Just dial *143# for more info.

These promos were tested to: Pokemon Go, Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, Thunder Strike and we don't experience any problem.

Some regions or places may not be able to register to a certain promos as posted by them.

Pokemon GO!

Holla, its been a long time since my last update. I would like to update about the new and addictive online game which is the Pokémon Go! A free-to-play, location-based augmented reality game developed by Niantic for iOS and Android devices. For you to play this game, you need to turn on your device GPS for you to locate, battle, train and capture what they called it Pokemon.

For you to play this game, you can now install the game by searching it to Google Play for Android users and App Store for iPhone users. After downloading, open the Pokemon Go! and create your character by customizing it and So on.

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This game was already released in the Philippines, Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Taiwan, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Solomon Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia and Palau.

Note for Philippines Gamer: Please do not play this game if you are a driver as you may be fined up to P15,000.00 according to MMDA Chairman Emerson Carlos.