Scopely Takes Over Niantic’s Popular AR Games in $3.5bn Deal – San Francisco
Scopely has officially acquired Niantic’s popular augmented reality games in a $3.5 billion deal. Based in San Francisco, this acquisition includes well-known titles such as Pokémon Go, Pikmin Bloom, and Monster Hunter Go. Along with the games, Scopely also takes ownership of Niantic’s Campfire and Wayfarer apps, which support community interactions and game development.
This move strategically enhances Scopely’s portfolio, allowing the company to expand its footprint in the AR gaming industry. Pokémon Go, a global phenomenon, is expected to continue its growth under Scopely’s management. The acquisition also positions Scopely to innovate and improve the user experience across these gaming platforms.
Industry experts view this deal as a major shift in AR gaming dynamics and anticipate new developments from Scopely. Players of these popular games can look forward to continued support and exciting updates.
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