A Pokemon origami artist shares their version of Moltres and a step-by-step walkthrough to help fans create their own ...

Pokémon Go will be sold to Saudi-backed Monopoly Go maker Scopely as part of a $3.5bn deal, developer Niantic has confirmed. Word that a deal was in the offing was first reported last month.

Mobile gaming giant Scopely is set to acquire the games division of Niantic, the software developer behind “Pokémon Go,” “Pikmin Bloom” and “Monster Hunter Now,” in a deal valued at $ ...

Mobile-focused gaming company Scopely is buying the gaming business of Niantic, the company behind “Pokémon Go,” for $3.5 billion on Wednesday. Scopely, headquartered in Culver City, is a ...

Niantic, the company behind popular mobile titles such as Pokémon Go and Monster Hunter Now, alongside several other games, will be selling off most of its gaming division for $3.5 billion.

A Saudi-owned gaming giant has bought the maker of Pokémon Go and other popular games for $3.5bn. Scopely, backed by Saudi Arabia’s Savvy Games, has acquired Niamtic Labs in a deal worth $3.5bn. The ...

Mobile games giant Scopely will pay $3.5 billion to acquire Niantic's game unit including the studio behind Pokemon Go, the companies announced on Tuesday. The purchase will add Pokémon Go ...

The exact Adventure Effects vary based on each Fusion, but they have one thing in common: they both make it much easier to catch Pokemon for a limited time. However, both will have a cost attached ...

To help make the list seem less daunting, we’ve split everything up into those separate parts. We’ve also tagged each list entry with the episode number of that season, as per Pokemon’s website.

San Francisco (AFP) – Mobile games giant Scopely will pay $3.5 billion to acquire Niantic's game unit including the studio behind Pokemon Go, the companies announced on Wednesday. The purchase ...

With Scopely’s full commitment, experience, and resources, we’re going to make ‘Pokémon Go’ the very best it can be – from incredible battles for thousands of Trainers at a time at our ...

The move follows several tough years for Niantic. After "Pokemon Go" became one of the successful mobile games, the company struggled to replicate its success and had to lay off employees in 2022 ...