Scopely Secures $3.5bn Niantic Deal, Gains Control of Pokémon Go in Major Move
Scopely has officially closed its $3.5 billion acquisition deal with Niantic. This significant business move grants Scopely ownership of some of the most popular augmented reality games and apps in the market. Among the acquired titles are Pokémon Go, Pikmin Bloom, and Monster Hunter Go. In addition to these games, Scopely now owns Niantic’s social platforms Campfire and Wayfarer.
The deal marks a substantial expansion for Scopely, positioning the company as a major player in the AR gaming industry. Pokémon Go, in particular, remains one of the most successful mobile games worldwide, and this acquisition is expected to enhance Scopely’s portfolio and reach.
Experts believe this strategic acquisition will lead to:
- More innovative gaming experiences
- Expanded community engagement through Niantic’s apps
Both companies have expressed optimism about the future collaboration and the growth opportunities that come with the deal.
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