Scopely Takes Over Pokémon Go and More in $3.5bn Deal – San Francisco
Scopely has officially closed its $3.5 billion acquisition deal with Niantic. This major transaction gives Scopely ownership of popular games like Pokémon Go, Pikmin Bloom, and Monster Hunter Go. In addition, Scopely now controls Niantic’s community and mapping apps, Campfire and Wayfarer.
Significance of the Deal
This deal marks a significant shift in the gaming industry as Scopely expands its portfolio with these well-known titles and platforms. Pokémon Go remains one of the most popular location-based augmented reality games worldwide, attracting millions of active players. By acquiring Niantic’s key titles and associated apps, Scopely is poised to enhance player engagement through integrated experiences.
Campfire and Wayfarer Apps
Campfire and Wayfarer apps support social and mapping functionality within Niantic’s games. Their inclusion in Scopely’s portfolio reflects a strategic move to create a unified gaming ecosystem. Industry analysts expect further innovations and updates from Scopely under its new stewardship.
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