Scopely Takes Over Pokémon Go in $3.5bn Deal in USA
Scopely has officially completed a massive $3.5 billion deal to acquire popular Niantic games and apps. The acquisition includes famous titles such as Pokémon Go, Pikmin Bloom, and Monster Hunter Go. In addition to these games, Scopely also now owns Niantic’s Campfire and Wayfarer apps.
This deal marks a significant move in the mobile gaming industry as Scopely expands its portfolio with high-profile augmented reality (AR) games. Pokémon Go remains one of the most widely played AR games worldwide, and this change in ownership is expected to bring new updates and exciting features for players.
Pikmin Bloom and Monster Hunter Go are also popular games, enhancing Scopely’s presence in the mobile gaming market. The Campfire app allows players to connect in-game and share experiences, while Wayfarer helps improve location data for Niantic’s games.
This acquisition reflects Scopely’s commitment to growth and innovation in mobile gaming. Stay tuned for Khiladi Cafe for more latest updates.
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