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Unity Announces Deal to Set Up China Joint Venture Amid Expansion Plans
Unity, the game software development platform used in popular games like Genshin Impact, Honor of Kings, and Call of Duty: Mobile, on Tuesday announced a deal to set up a joint venture in China, as it plans to expand in the country. The company's announcement came on the same day AppLovin offered to purchase the game development platform for $17.54...
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AppLovin Offers to Acquire Game Development Platform Unity for $17.54 Billion: Details
AppLovin has offered to buy Unity Software for $17.54 billion (roughly Rs. 1,39,600 crore) in all-stock deal, as the company seeks to expand and take advantage of a growing demand for 3D games. Unity's development platform has been used to build some of the most-played games such as Call of Duty: Mobile, and Pokemon Go.
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"No Coercion": Centre On Schools' Message To Parents Over Lighting Diyas
Some private schools sent messages to parents on Sunday to confirm whether they followed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call to light candles and diyas at 9 pm on Sunday night, a nationwide show of unity in the fight against coronavirus. Parents were also asked to confirm that they had downloaded the government's Aarogya Setu mobile app developed t...
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Google Opens Up Maps API, SDK for Developers to Create Location-Based Games Like Pokemon Go
Google is opening up access to real-time Google Maps data, launching an SDK, and unveiling a API to help developers create gameplay.
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Unity Partners GameCredits to Bring Blockchain to Games
Popular game engine Unity has signed a deal with GameCredits, a Belgrade-based company that runs GPlay - a mobile game store that uses digital blockchain currency that is also called GameCredits.
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Unity Announces Deal to Set Up China Joint Venture Amid Expansion Plans
Unity, the game software development platform used in popular games like Genshin Impact, Honor of Kings, and Call of Duty: Mobile, on Tuesday announced a deal to set up a joint venture in China, as it plans to expand in the country. The company's announcement came on the same day AppLovin offered to purchase the game development platform for $17.54...
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AppLovin Offers to Acquire Game Development Platform Unity for $17.54 Billion: Details
AppLovin has offered to buy Unity Software for $17.54 billion (roughly Rs. 1,39,600 crore) in all-stock deal, as the company seeks to expand and take advantage of a growing demand for 3D games. Unity's development platform has been used to build some of the most-played games such as Call of Duty: Mobile, and Pokemon Go.
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"No Coercion": Centre On Schools' Message To Parents Over Lighting Diyas
Some private schools sent messages to parents on Sunday to confirm whether they followed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call to light candles and diyas at 9 pm on Sunday night, a nationwide show of unity in the fight against coronavirus. Parents were also asked to confirm that they had downloaded the government's Aarogya Setu mobile app developed t...
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Google Opens Up Maps API, SDK for Developers to Create Location-Based Games Like Pokemon Go
Google is opening up access to real-time Google Maps data, launching an SDK, and unveiling a API to help developers create gameplay.
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Unity Partners GameCredits to Bring Blockchain to Games
Popular game engine Unity has signed a deal with GameCredits, a Belgrade-based company that runs GPlay - a mobile game store that uses digital blockchain currency that is also called GameCredits.
