In a recent announcement, Nintendo and The Pokémon Company have revealed that the 'Pokémon Go' augmented reality (AR) mobile game is being rolled out to Android and iOS users in select countries.

With Nintendo and The Pokémon Company having announced that the 'Pokémon Go' AR mobile game is now available on the Google Play store and the Apple App Store in some countries, reports have revealed that Australia and New Zealand users have confirmed the availability of the mobile game for both Android and iOS platforms.

However, the 'Pokémon Go' AR mobile game is not yet available to Android and iOS users in the US and Japan. According to a Wall Street Journal report, The Pokémon Company has asked US and Japan users to "please wait for a while" for the official launch of the mobile game in those markets.

The 'Pokémon Go' AR mobile game has been produced by Nintendo in collaboration with Ingress-makers Niantic Labs. The game gives mobile gamers the ability to collect, train, and encounter Pokémon characters in an AR world.

'Pokémon Go' is a free-to-play mobile game, but it allows gamers to get more equipment via a handful of in-app purchases which cost between $.99 and $99.99.