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Star Wars: Hunters to Launch in Early Access on PC in January After Steam Playtests
Star Wars: Hunters, the free-to-play PvP shooter from Zynga, is coming to PC. The publisher announced Tuesday that the game will launch in early access on Steam on January 27, 2025. The squad-based arena shooter will get two playtests on Valve’s platform, before its early access release.
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Zynga Plans First NFT Game Launch by 2022 While Expanding Its Horizon Further Into the Web3 Space
Mobile gaming giant Zynga is building out its team and readying the launch of its first non-fungible token (NFT) games for later this year while stating that none of its existing titles will see any sort of tokenisation push.
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Red-Hot Gaming Market to Breach $150 Billion in Deals, Fundraising, IPOs: Report
After kicking off 2022 with two mega acquisitions, the video gaming sector is racing to a new record of $150 billion (roughly Rs. 11,18,080 crore) in deals, financing, and IPOs this year, according to investment banking firm Drake Star Partners.
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Microsoft Acquires Activision Blizzard: 5 Reasons Why This Is the Company’s Biggest Deal Ever
Microsoft is buying Activision Blizzard in a $68.7 billion (roughly Rs. 5,10,990 crore) all-cash acquisition, uniting two of the biggest forces in video games. It's the software maker's biggest deal ever, almost three times as large as the 2016 purchase of LinkedIn. Here are five key reasons why it happened.
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GTA Maker Take-Two Buys Zynga of FarmVille Fame in $12.7 Billion Deal
GTA and Red Dead Redemption maker Take-Two Interactive has announced that it will be buying FarmVille maker Zynga in a cash-and-stock deal with an enterprise value of about $12.7 billion (roughly Rs. 94,030 crore).
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Zynga Rides FarmVille 3 and Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells Boosts to Forecast Strong Bookings for 2021
Zynga forecast annual net bookings above Wall Street estimates, betting on the launch of its upcoming FarmVille game and strong in-game spending in its existing titles such as Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells.
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FarmVille, One of the Most Popular Games on Facebook, Shuts Down Tomorrow; Creator Shares Insight
FarmVille, one of the most popular games on Facebook, will shut down tomorrow, January 2. Mark Pincus, chairman and co-founder at Zynga shared the title’s development through a series of tweets.
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Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells Launched by Zynga on Mobile Platforms
Social gaming giant Zynga on Wednesday kicked off its global launch of Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells – a free puzzle game based on the beloved wizarding world of Harry Potter.
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China App Store Sees Over 2,500 Games Removed After Loophole Shuts: Sensor Tower
More than 2,500 mobile games were removed from Apple's China app store in the first week of July, four times as many in the same period in June, after Apple closed a loophole to comply with Chinese licence requirements, data from SensorTower showed.
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Zynga to Buy Turkish Mobile-Game Maker Peak for $1.8 Billion
Google has rejected demands it pay hundreds of millions of dollars per year in compensation to Australian news media under a government-imposed revenue sharing deal.
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Star Wars: Hunters to Launch in Early Access on PC in January After Steam Playtests
Star Wars: Hunters, the free-to-play PvP shooter from Zynga, is coming to PC. The publisher announced Tuesday that the game will launch in early access on Steam on January 27, 2025. The squad-based arena shooter will get two playtests on Valve’s platform, before its early access release.
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Zynga Plans First NFT Game Launch by 2022 While Expanding Its Horizon Further Into the Web3 Space
Mobile gaming giant Zynga is building out its team and readying the launch of its first non-fungible token (NFT) games for later this year while stating that none of its existing titles will see any sort of tokenisation push.
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Red-Hot Gaming Market to Breach $150 Billion in Deals, Fundraising, IPOs: Report
After kicking off 2022 with two mega acquisitions, the video gaming sector is racing to a new record of $150 billion (roughly Rs. 11,18,080 crore) in deals, financing, and IPOs this year, according to investment banking firm Drake Star Partners.
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Microsoft Acquires Activision Blizzard: 5 Reasons Why This Is the Company’s Biggest Deal Ever
Microsoft is buying Activision Blizzard in a $68.7 billion (roughly Rs. 5,10,990 crore) all-cash acquisition, uniting two of the biggest forces in video games. It's the software maker's biggest deal ever, almost three times as large as the 2016 purchase of LinkedIn. Here are five key reasons why it happened.
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GTA Maker Take-Two Buys Zynga of FarmVille Fame in $12.7 Billion Deal
GTA and Red Dead Redemption maker Take-Two Interactive has announced that it will be buying FarmVille maker Zynga in a cash-and-stock deal with an enterprise value of about $12.7 billion (roughly Rs. 94,030 crore).
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Zynga Rides FarmVille 3 and Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells Boosts to Forecast Strong Bookings for 2021
Zynga forecast annual net bookings above Wall Street estimates, betting on the launch of its upcoming FarmVille game and strong in-game spending in its existing titles such as Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells.
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FarmVille, One of the Most Popular Games on Facebook, Shuts Down Tomorrow; Creator Shares Insight
FarmVille, one of the most popular games on Facebook, will shut down tomorrow, January 2. Mark Pincus, chairman and co-founder at Zynga shared the title’s development through a series of tweets.
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Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells Launched by Zynga on Mobile Platforms
Social gaming giant Zynga on Wednesday kicked off its global launch of Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells – a free puzzle game based on the beloved wizarding world of Harry Potter.
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China App Store Sees Over 2,500 Games Removed After Loophole Shuts: Sensor Tower
More than 2,500 mobile games were removed from Apple's China app store in the first week of July, four times as many in the same period in June, after Apple closed a loophole to comply with Chinese licence requirements, data from SensorTower showed.
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Zynga to Buy Turkish Mobile-Game Maker Peak for $1.8 Billion
Google has rejected demands it pay hundreds of millions of dollars per year in compensation to Australian news media under a government-imposed revenue sharing deal.
