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Sega to acquire Rovio in €706 million deal

GamesIndustry.biz

Sega has announced it is set to buy Rovio Entertainment in a deal worth €706 million ($776 million). The Japanese games giant is looking to acquire Rovio's outstanding shares and options at €9.25 Rovio's board of directors have expressed their support for the offer. a share and €1.48 per option.

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Rovio delists original Angry Birds due to impact on free-to-play games

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Sign up for the GI Daily here to get the biggest news straight to your inbox Rovio has announced that the re-release of the original Angry Birds will be delisted on Android and renamed on iOS due to "the game's impact on our wider games portfolio."

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Rovio says classic Angry Birds was delisted due to impact on search results

GamesIndustry.biz

Rovio has provided a few more details about the delisting of Angry Birds, saying the game could come back on Android if renaming it is successful on iOS.

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Anylysis • The games industry is thriving, so why lay off 8,000 people?

PreMortem.Games

After SEGA completed its $776 million acquisition of Rovio in August it is now allegedly threatening with mass layoffs in response to unionization. Game companies remain mostly absent, despite New York’s growing prominence as a hub for investment and creativity in interactive entertainment. women, and people of color).

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New report shows game investment slowdown

Game Daily

Notable deals include the $50 million secured by metaverse gaming company Everdome in April, invested by GEM Digital; $48 million raised by in-game advertising outfit Anzu, and blockchain gaming firm Mythical Games adding $37 million to its war chest, thanks to a Level C investment round led by Scytale Digital.

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Automating LQA for video game localization

Game Global

Localization quality assurance (LQA) is still a top priority for video game companies, which also makes it a hot topic for us at Game Global. You will find the complete guide to winning at LQA projects here , including a case study on how Rovio streamlined localization QA testing for Small Town Murders with a demo of screenshot LQA in Gridly.

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Goodfirms interview with Moonmana COO Iana Tkachenko

Moonmana

Founded in 2008 , Moonmana is a European game development company and Art production studio that works hand-in-hand with Forbes TOP 13 List of the most valuable video game companies. . The key to the company’s success is the presence of talented and experienced professionals worldwide.