Pokemon Go maker sells off games division to Saudi company for $3.5B
Niantic Labs is selling its video-game division to Saudi Arabia-owned Scopely for $3.5 billion US, as the American augmented reality firm shifts focus to geospatial technology after failing to recreate the success of its 2016 smash hit Pokemon Go.
This week saw Pokémon Go become the property of the Saudi government as Scopely, the mobile game maker owned by Savvy Games ...
Niantic is also selling “Pikmin Bloom,” and “Monster Hunter Now,” Niantic’s most recent game.
Saudi Arabia has spent billions of dollars on video games in recent years, but profitability remains a challenge in the ...
One of the defining games of the last decade, Pokémon Go, now belongs to the Saudi Arabia government. Mobile game maker Scopely, which is owned by the Saudi royal investment fund, announced its ...
Saudi Arabian-owned mobile developer Scopely has announced that it'll be acquiring Niantic's video game division, paying $3.5 ...
Niantic Labs, the US tech company behind the global phenomenon Pokémon Go, has agreed to sell its gaming division to ...
Pokemon Go's team leader says the entire team is moving with the game and that it will continue to evolve at Scopely.
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