Pokémon Go Director Talks New Ownership, Says Saudi Backing Won't See Demands Such as Cristiano Ronaldo Added to the Game: 'Yeah, That's a Little Bit Not Our Vibe'

Tom Phillips / ign - Earlier this year, Pokémon Go maker Niantic announced it was selling its portfolio of mobile games to Monopoly Go owner Scopely for $3.5bn, in a move that was alternately celebrated and scorned by the game's devoted playerbase.

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Pokemon Go Dev Says Saudi Arabia's Ownership Of The Studio Isn't Changing Much

8 months / gamespot / Eddie Makuch

Pokémon Go Director Talks New Ownership, Says Saudi Backing Won't See Demands Such as Cristiano Ronaldo Added to the Game: 'Yeah, That's a Little Bit Not Our Vibe'

8 months / ign / Tom Phillips

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