San Francisco tech company Niantic sold off its hit Pokémon Go and a few other video game titles in a $3.85 billion megadeal.

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Mobile game publisher Scopely, owned by the Saudi royal investment fund, has announced the acquisition of Pokémon GO and ...

Saudi sovereign wealth fund-backed Scopely has agreed to buy Niantic's gaming business, including the mobile hit Pokemon Go, for $3.5 billion (roughly Rs. 30465 crore) ...

Scopely will also acquire Pikmin Bloom and Monster Hunter Now from Niantic Beyond ... The Niantic games business generated ...

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Scopely Inc., backed by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, is set to acquire the gaming division of Niantic Inc. for $3.5 ...

Niantic Inc. has confirmed the sale of Pokémon Go, Pikmin Bloom, Monster Hunter Now, and their development teams to the Saudi ...

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The other games which will be part of the deal include ‘Pikmin Bloom’ and ‘Monster Hunter’, along with companion apps and ...

NEW YORK (Kyodo) -- Niantic Inc., co-developer of popular smartphone game "Pokemon Go," said Wednesday it has agreed to sell ...