Scopely buys Niantic's gaming division in million-dollar deal. Pokémon GO team remains, but fans fear changes.

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 ...

Niantic Labs has announced that it’s selling its video game division to Saudi Arabia-owned mobile developer Scopely for $3.5 ...

Naturally, news of the deal may raise concerns among players about the future of their favourite games under new ownership.

The deal also includes Pikmin Bloom and Monster Hunter Now, as well as Niantic's internal game development team.

The new season of Pokémon GO, Might & Mastery, will include the release of some new species and Shinies, including Bruxish in ...

The popular "Pokémon" mobile game still pulls in 20 million weekly active players years after it first launched in 2016 The ...

Niantic wants to sell its "Pokémon Go" game division to the company Scopely, which is backed by the Saudi sovereign wealth ...

Scopely, the company behind Monopoly Go, will take over as the new owners of Pokémon Go, Pikmin Bloom and Monster Hunter Now. This deal also includes the development teams for these games, though it ...

Along with other mobile titles like Pikmin Bloom and Monster Hunter Now, Pokémon Go has been purchased for $3.5 billion by Scopely, ...

The rumors were true. Niantic’s games division, which makes the augmented reality megahit Pokémon Go, has been sold to mobile ...

It's official — Niantic, the developer of Pokémon GO, Pikmin Bloom, and Monster Hunter Now, has sold its gaming division for ...