'Pokemon Go' Maker Niantic to Sell Game Division to Saudi-Owned Scopely for $3.5 Billion
Niantic said it would distribute an extra $350 million to its equity holders under the deal. It will also spin off its geospatial AI business into a new firm called Niantic Spatial, which will be led by Niantic founder and CEO John Hanke.
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Pokémon Go Players Were Duped Into Training a Powerful AI Map of the Real WorldWith Pokémon Go, Niantic brought the beloved franchise into the real world, allowing players to catch, train, and battle ...
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Pokémon GO's Niantic Officially Being Bought By Monopoly GO's Scopely In Eye-Watering $3.5B DealNiantic, developers of Pokémon GO and Pikmin Bloom, have been sold to the mobile gaming company Scopely in an incredible ...
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New Pokemon GO Quest is Easier for Rural Players to CompletePokemon GO's rural players have an advantage at getting a shiny Meloetta after years of complaints that the game favors city ...
The rumors were true. Niantic’s games division, which makes the augmented reality megahit Pokémon Go, has been sold to mobile ...
In a significant move within the gaming industry, Niantic, the developer behind the popular augmented reality game Pokémon GO ...
The Pokémon franchise was kind of restricted to Nintendo Switch before Niantic released Pokémon GO in July 2016. Since this ...
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 ...
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