Niantic was still raking in hundreds of millions a year from the beloved mobile game when CEO John Hanke decided to sell its ...

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Connecticut’s governor planned to kick off the summer tourism season on Friday in Niantic. Gov. Ned Lamont scheduled a news ...

If you missed the original Machop Community Day, you'll get another chance at this green Shiny in the next Community Day ...

Pokemon Go Fest 2025 will introduce some new costumed Pokemon, including multiple designs for Pikachu, and a special one for ...

Pokemon Go's Galarian Legendary Birds are a pain to find, but the game will finally rectify that... if you're willing to pay.

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Earlier this month, San Francisco tech company Niantic sold off its hit Pokémon Go and a few other video game titles in a $3.85 billion megadeal. Now, dozens of local workers are losing their jobs.

That’s still uncertain. Ed Wu, head of Pokémon Go and a senior VP at Niantic, said the move to Scopely “will be a positive step” for players and for the game’s future. “I have every ...

Niantic is spinning off its geospatial AI business into a new company called Niantic Spatial, following a deal to sell its games business to Scopely for $3.5 billion. Parting ways from Pokémon Go, ...