In last week’s interview with Rovio CEO Alex Pelletier-Normand , we spoke about the company’s confidence in the face of Apple’s ATT changes and Google’s own privacy efforts and the potential of blockchain gaming for the casual audience. But there is another development dominating the games industry: the proliferation of mergers and acquisitions. Rovio is not known for actively pursuing acquisitio…
More from Pocket Gamer
NFL & Skillz Game Developer Challenge finalists revealed
Source Node: 1614514
Time Stamp: Mar 14, 2022
Lockwood Publishing appoints Jon Goddard to senior management team
Source Node: 1601036
Time Stamp: Mar 2, 2022
Kim Soares on the launch of Finnish social gaming studio Social First
Source Node: 1565863
Time Stamp: Jan 26, 2022
How Retro Bowl went from a simple RPG to a number one sports game
Source Node: 1487377
Time Stamp: Nov 9, 2021
Speaker Spotlight: Snap’s Gracia Pozo on the next gen of hypercasual games
Source Node: 1578025
Time Stamp: Feb 10, 2022
Coda launches Infinite Arcade to bring mass blockchain gaming to casual mobile games
Source Node: 1594022
Time Stamp: Feb 24, 2022
Google to permit third-party payment systems for Match Group
Source Node: 1709606
Time Stamp: May 23, 2022
With the crumbling of the walled gardens, now is the time to market directly to players, says Xsolla
Source Node: 1687886
Time Stamp: May 6, 2022
Former Disney and Sony exec appointed president of Genvid Entertainment
Source Node: 1703748
Time Stamp: May 19, 2022
Honor of Kings snatches back first place for October worldwide revenue, reaching $329 million
Source Node: 1489641
Time Stamp: Nov 11, 2021
