Pokemon Go's Development Won't Undergo "Any Major Changes" Following Scopely Acquisition

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Nintink assured the staff that no “major changes” were coming to Pokémon Go.
It also assures the developers that the Pokémon Go will not be closed.
However, fans are worried about the changes in the game’s manipulation.

Nintent has finally remedy how the acquisition from Scopali will affect Pokémon Go. Talking to staff at a joint meeting between companies, Ninteke assured the gods that after the deal, there would be no “major changes” in the game and as far as it was confirmed that the game would not be closed.

This has come when Ninteck made his gaming division anxious, which includes all his games and teams that work on him. Since this means that the workers will now be under the new administration, the meeting was about what changes they can expect, and it seems that Ninteck is anxious to assure them that everything will be like it.

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Pokemon Go’s Development Won’t Undergo “Any Major Changes” Following Scopely Acquisition

Initially it was reported by the Japanese shop IT Media Mobile And then in English Automaton Media.

According to a representative of the Nintent, “our game will not suffer any major changes.” “They will just support its further improvement, and we will continue to do what we are doing from the beginning. To put it in a more two -way way – please assure that we will not stop the game.”

However, this does not address any particular concern from the fan base. Although it sounds like the general flow of the game and its updates and events will remain the same, it does not touch the manipulation. Scopali is already known for eliminating hunter monetization methods in its mobile games, including Marvel Strike Force and Star Track Flat Command, so when Pokemon Go was not expected to be named after the buyer.

We have to wait and see how it has an impact on the monetization, but with reducing SP 3.5 billion SP for Pokémon Go and Nentic’s other games, it will definitely want to return to its investment.