Niantic May Sell Pokémon Go - What Does it Mean For the Game?
In a breaking set of developments, Niantic seems close to selling off its entire game division, including Pokémon Go, to a Saudi Arabia-controlled buyer for $3.
Pokémon Go developer Niantic may sell its games division for a mere $3.5 billion
Niantic, the company that developed the wildly popular augmented reality (AR) game Pokémon Go, is reportedly considering selling its video games — and according to a source speaking to Bloomberg, the deal could be worth just $3.
Pokemon Go Developer In Talks To Sell Games Division To Saudi Arabia's Savvy For $3.5 Billion - Report
Niantic is reportedly in talks to sell its games unit to Saudi Arabia-owned Scopely, with a deal that would include the incredibly popular Pokemon Go.
‘Pokémon Go’ Maker Niantic Reportedly Selling Gaming Division, Shifting Focus to AR & Mapping Tech
Niantic, the company behind Pokémon Go (2016), is reportedly in talks with Saudi Arabia-owned Scopely to sell its gaming division. According to a Bloomberg report citing people familiar with the talks,
Pokemon Go Developer Niantic Reportedly In Talks To Sell Games Division For $3.5 Billion
Niantic is reportedly in talks to sell its gaming division for $3.5 billion. Pokemon Go's Community Day and Raid dates for 2025 have been revealed. The potential buyer for Niantic's gaming division is Scopely Inc., with a deal possibly coming soon.
Pokémon Go Developer Niantic Reportedly in Talks to Sell Video Game Business to Saudi-Owned Company Behind Stumble Guys
Pokémon Go developer Niantic is reportedly in talks to sell its video game division to Saudi-owned Scopely for $3.5 billion. As first reported by Bloomberg, the sale would likely include Pokémon Go, the hit augmented-reality mobile game that sends players out into the real world to collect Pokémon.
Niantic, developer of Pokémon GO, to sell off games division
Niantic, the company behind popular augmented reality games Ingress and Pokémon GO, is reportedly looking to sell its games division. Ingress broke onto
Pokémon Go Maker Niantic Reportedly Selling Games Division for $3.5 Billion
Pokémon Go’s future could soon be in new hands, as Niantic is reportedly planning to sell its entire games division to Scopely for $3.5 billion.
Pokémon Go owner Niantic eyes $3.5B deal for video games unit - Bloomberg
Pokémon Go parent Niantic is looking to sell its video games division to Scopely for $3.5B, Bloomberg reported Wednesday, citing sources. The deal has not been finalized yet. Niantic was started by John Hanke,
Who is Scopely? Pokémon Go’s prospective buyer
Scopely is a multinational company focused on mobile gaming founded in 2011, and has since bought other game studios such as ...
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Pokémon Go's parent company 'Niantic' in advanced talks for $3.5 Billion sale: Report
Niantic, the mastermind behind Pokémon Go, is reportedly very close to selling its gaming diving including the mega-hit game to Scopely Inc.
Monopoly Go Maker Reportedly Wants To Buy Pokémon Go For $3.5 Billion
Pokémon Go is one of the biggest games of the decade. Like Minecraft and Grand Theft Auto V, it was a sensation when it ...
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Pokémon Go could soon be in the hands of Monopoly Go devs Scopely
We may soon witness a merge between two mobile giants if reports of Niantic’s sale to Scopely come true, where it’s all ...
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Pokemon Go and Monopoly Go could reportedly soon be under the same Saudi-owned umbrella, if Scopely and Niantic press go on a deal
We may soon witness the formation of a terrifying 'pretty addictive mobile things with go in the name' singularity.
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Saudi Firm Considers Buying Pokemon Go
Niantic is reportedly in talks to sell its video game division to Scopely, which is a US-based entertainment company owned by the Saudi Arabian state-controlled Savvy Games.Read More: Design Space ...
Pokemon Go Players Says New Update Is “Bad News” for the Game
Following reports that Niantic might be acquired by Scopely, many Pokemon Go fans are sharing their concerns about the game's future.
Potential $3.5B Pokémon Go deal has players concerned about ‘pay to win’ changes
A potential $3.5 billion deal between Niantic and Scopely has Pokémon Go players concerned about the future of the game.