Monopoly Go game maker Scopely to buy Pokemon Go team
Mobile games giant Scopely will pay $3.5 billion to acquire Niantic's game unit including the studio behind Pokemon Go, the companies announced on Tuesday. Scopely said the deal, valued at $3.5 billion,
Pokemon Go maker Niantic is selling its gaming business to Saudi group for $3.5 billion
Pokemon Go maker Niantic has announced that it is selling its gaming business to a Saudi Group called Scopely for $3.5 billion. However, it has confirmed that its team of developers will remain intact so that users continue to see new features on the app.
Scopely to Acquire ‘Pokémon Go’ Maker Niantic’s Games Division for $3.5 Billion
Mobile gaming giant Scopely is set to acquire the games division of Niantic, the software developer behind “Pokémon Go,” “Pikmin Bloom” and “Monster Hunter Now,” in a deal valued at $3.5 billion. Under the terms of the sale,
Niantic to Sell Pokemon GO, Other Games to Saudi-Backed Group in $3.5 Billion Deal
Pokemon GO” maker Niantic reached an agreement to sell its gaming business to Savvy Games Group’s subsidiary, Scopely, for $3.5 billion, handing the company backed by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund the hit mobile game along with engagement and live-experience apps.
Pokemon GO Developer Niantic Cuts Ties to Nintendo with a $3.5B Games Business Sale
Niantic, the developer behind the popular mobile game Pokemon GO, has cut ties with Nintendo (NTDOF) as it sells its entire gaming division to
Pokémon Go maker Niantic sells its game division to Saudi-owned Scopely
Niantic Labs just announced that it has found a buyer for its game division after putting out feelers back in February. The Saudi Arabia-owned company Scopely has agreed to purchase the division for $3.
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Niantic announces three major updates coming to Pokemon Go in 2017
Earlier this month, Niantic CEO John Hanke confirmed to Waypoint in an interview that trading and a player vs. player battle system would be coming to Pokemon Go “soon,” but didn’t provide ...