
Pokémon GO Developer Niantic Sold for $3.5bn to Scopely Games
Niantic has been sold to Scopely Games for a massive $3.5bn deal, confirming recent acquisition rumors.
Niantic has been sold to Scopely Games for a massive $3.5bn deal, confirming recent acquisition rumors.
Even children had been banned without explanation from Pokémon GO. Bans have started being reversed.
Despite feedback from early test rollouts and the insistance from bot accounts on how great it is, the new Avatar system is anything but.
The brand-new feature has made everyone’s day! What a time to be alive.
“We believe this change is necessary for the long-term health of the game, and we do not make it lightly.”
Despite $6 billion in six years, Pokémon GO has seen more unannounced, unpopular changes, more bugs, and now the disappearance of promised developer diary entries.
Barely half a year on from the interaction distance controversy, players have even more reasons to be disgruntled.
Glitches have included late starts to time-limited events, game crashes and region-wide server issues.
Thanks to a demiltarised buffer zone implemented almost half a century ago, players in parts of Cyprus have odd time zones and no wild spawns in Pokémon GO.
The pandemic continues, but you’ll still have to get closer to that PokéStop now.