In a breaking set of developments, Niantic seems close to selling off its entire game division, including Pokémon Go, to a Saudi Arabia-controlled buyer for $3.

Niantic is looking to sell its entire game catalog for $3.5 billion, potentially signaling a new direction. The company's strategic focus on AR gaming has not been successful, with user interest ...

Niantic has revealed the first details for Pokémon Go’s upcoming Go Fests, with trainers able to explore Paris, Osaka, and ...

Niantic exits gaming to focus on AR, HP buys Humane’s AI Pin, Brahma acquires Metaphysic, and Microsoft unveils a quantum ...

Pokémon Go developer Niantic has now announced official details for this summer's Go Fest event series, which will include ...

Monopoly Go!” maker Scopely is nearing a deal for “Pokémon Go” and other Niantic gaming assets, but the big picture isn’t all ...

Pokémon Go Unova Tour – Los Angeles has concluded, but the event followed the LA Fires that raged through the area at the start of the year, and it’s clear that running the event brought a unique set ...

The gaming industry’s evolution is unstoppable. Multiple gaming companies have been making bold decisions rapidly. After ...

Kubfu, a new Legendary, and Shiny Charcadet will be added to Pokémon GO as part of the first event from the season of Mighty ...

Pokémon GO season 18th, Might and Mastery, started on March 4th. The game has recently announced the entry of new Pokemons ...

Niantic considered adjusting the event in the wake of the Los Angeles fires but worked authorities to pull off a fun event ...