Aberdeen’s Union Square has introduced ‘human chargers’ to help support the surge in Pokemon Go players in Aberdeen.
The shopping centre has introduced the facility to shoppers to meet the needs of a burgeoning group of Granite City gamers with waning battery life thanks to the popularity of the title.
Union Square already has lockable charging stations, but with gamers keen to keep on hunting in search of rare Pokémon, portable chargers will allow them to continue their quest to try and catch them all.
Ryan Manson, General Manager at Union Square, said: “Union Square already offer lockable Charge Points, but we felt this added service would further assist our shoppers needs as Pokémon GO continues to sweep the nation.”
Since its release, more than 50 million users have downloaded Pokémon GO and the count is still rising.
Union Square introduces ‘human chargers’ to meet Pokemon Go demand
