4 days ago · Both Niantic and Scopely also firmly believe in meeting players where they are. Whether that’s accomplished through live events like Pokémon GO Fest, community apps like Campfire, or cross-platform play as featured in Scopely’s “Stumble Guys” and “Star Trek™ Fleet Command,” everything we do and will continue to do together is in ...

4 days ago · Acquisition will welcome Niantic’s entire game team, including tenured leaders Kei Kawai and Ed Wu; beloved games “Pokémon GO,” “Pikmin Bloom,” and “Monster Hunter Now”; and companion apps and services “Campfire” and “Wayfarer” to Scopely’s diverse portfolio. Niantic games delight over 30 million players a month and drove more than $1 …

4 days ago · A message to the Niantic games player communities from the Scopely team: Today we shared publicly that we signed an agreement to acquire the games business of Niantic, Inc, which includes its team, games, apps and services, including “Pokémon GO,” “Pikmin Bloom,” and “Monster Hunter Now.”

4 days ago · Trainers, I’m Ed Wu and I have the privilege of leading the Pokémon GO team at Niantic. Today I wanted to share some important news: Pokémon GO will be joining Scopely, a video-game developer and publisher home to a wide range of leading games and talented teams around the world.. As it’s always important to me, and our entire game team, that our community understands and is excited by ...

4 days ago · Niantic Spatial will get a $250 million cash infusion — $200 million from Niantic and $50 million from Scopely. Scopely said players can expect Niantic games, apps, and events to stay true to ...

First, for Niantic Inc., we have reached an agreement for Scopely, a world leader in mobile games, to acquire Pokémon GO, Pikmin Bloom, Monster Hunter Now, and the incredible teams working on these experiences, for $3.5 billion from Scopely with an additional $350 million of cash from Niantic being distributed as part of the deal, yielding a ...

4 days ago · Mobile gaming giant Scopely will acquire the games division of Niantic, the software developer behind “Pokémon Go,” in a deal valued at $3.5 billion.

4 days ago · After rumors began circulating last month, it has now become official: Scopely will acquire the entirety of Niantic’s gaming division for a historic $3.5 billion.Scopely will now control some of ...

5 days ago · Mobile gaming firm Scopely is paying $3.5 billion to acquire the video game business of Niantic, including marquee asset Pokémon Go.. The deal also brings titles like Pikmin Bloom and Monster ...

4 days ago · Led by John hanke, Niantic Spatial will be funded with $250 million of capital, including $200 million from Niantic’s balance sheet and a $50 million investment from Scopely. All of Niantic’s ...