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Nintendo Rings In ‘MAR10 Day’ with Exciting AnnouncementsMamma mia! March 10 — or MAR10 — marks Nintendo’s annual celebration of its iconic mustachioed plumber. Though the date only ...
Mobile game publisher Scopely, owned by the Saudi royal investment fund, has announced the acquisition of Pokémon GO and ...
It's official — Niantic, the developer of Pokémon GO, Pikmin Bloom, and Monster Hunter Now, has sold its gaming division for a staggering $3.5 billion to Scopely, "a world leader in mobile games".
It was originally only available direct from Nintendo, but now in celebration of Mario Day, the bright red nightstand ...
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Legit.ng on MSNMonopoly Go game maker Scopely to buy Pokemon Go teamMobile games giant Scopely will pay $3.5 billion to acquire Niantic's game unit including the studio behind Pokemon Go, the ...
Niantic has sold its gaming division, including its flagship Pokémon Go title, to Saudi Arabia-owned mobile publishing giant Scopely for US$3.5 billion (about C$5.045 billion). In a post on its ...
If you’ve been waiting to jump into the colourful chaos of Super Mario Bros. Wonder, now’s the time with its new lowest ever ...
After a few weeks of rumor and talks, it has been confirmed this morning that mobile publisher Scopely will acquire Niantic Games for $3.5b. The move marks a major shift in the mobile landscape ...
As we approach the end of the 'Switch 1' generation (at least, we hope we're approaching the end), we're starting to get all whimsical about the last eight years. In truth, the Switch has brought ...
Clear a landing zone, because the Pikmin 3 Deluxe game is headed to the Nintendo Switch family of systems on October 30th. Pikmin 3 originally launched on Wii U, and now it’s making the leap ...
For a broad sweep of fans, the Lego Space Command Center, and the rest of the nostalgia-inducing ‘Space’ line, capture the heart of what Lego is. Offering a moonbase, astronauts, and space buggies, it ...
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