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EA’s New Owners May Be Considering An Even Bigger Gaming Empire
Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) has become the majority shareholder of Electronic Arts and is reportedly considering merging it with Savvy Games Group, another PIF-owned entity. This potential consolidation, which could also involve Moonton, Scopely, and SNK, aims to improve coordination among the PIF's gaming assets. However, the move faces regulatory scrutiny due to the vast number of major franchises that would fall under one umbrella, and employees fear significant cost-cutting measures, including layoffs and studio closures, may be implemented.
Why Casual Gamers Are Ditching Browser Games for Squads - Walkthrough, Tips, Review
Casual players are reportedly moving away from browser games due to repetitive gameplay loops and declining retention rates, despite low friction entry. They are migrating towards squad-builder football games, which offer persistent progression and a sense of ownership over their roster. This shift is driven by a desire for deeper engagement beyond the short-term distractions typically found in browser titles.
What Publishers Clearing House's New Owner Means for Chance-Based Mobile Play - Walkthrough, Tips, Review
Publishers Clearing House (PCH) has been acquired by ARB Interactive, the parent company of Modo Casino, a mobile sweepstakes platform. This acquisition signals a shift for PCH from its traditional mail-based sweepstakes to a mobile-first, coin-based reward loop model, mirroring mechanics found in games like Raid: Shadow Legends and Monopoly GO. While PCH's classic entries may continue for now, the long-term strategy points towards faster reward cycles and app-based engagement, potentially alienating long-time entrants who preferred the slower, nostalgic approach.
CEO of Saudi Arabia's Savvy Games Group Brian Ward steps down after overseeing billions in mobile gaming acquisitions
Brian Ward, CEO of Saudi Arabia's Savvy Games Group, has stepped down after overseeing billions in investments, including significant stakes in Niantic and Scopely. His departure comes amidst concerns following Saudi Arabia's recent acquisition of Electronic Arts. Industry analyst George Osborn noted Ward's diligent work in building Savvy's portfolio, balancing acquisitions with ecosystem development.
US Video Game Spending Just Had One Of Its Worst Julys Ever
US video game spending experienced a significant slump in July, falling 10% year-over-year to $4.5 billion according to Circana data. Both physical software sales and hardware sales hit multi-year lows, with higher hardware prices and the anticipation of the Nintendo Switch 2 impacting console sales. Content spending also declined, primarily driven by a drop in mobile game revenue.
Monopoly GO Sticker Strategy: Stop Wasting Dice - Walkthrough, Tips, Review
This guide for Monopoly GO offers strategies to efficiently collect stickers and manage dice. It advises players to identify specific sticker needs before rolling, prioritize finishing near-complete sets, and use duplicate stickers for trading before exchanging them for vault value. The guide also explains the patience required for Gold Stickers and when trading or direct sticker purchases are more beneficial than random pack acquisition.
EA Has Officially Been Sold, And What Comes Next Could Be Painful
Electronic Arts has been acquired by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund in a $55 billion leveraged buyout, making it the largest LBO in history. The deal has raised concerns about potential layoffs, studio closures, and game cancellations due to the significant debt involved. EA CEO Andrew Wilson will remain in his position, but the company's future financial operations will be less transparent as it moves from public to private ownership.
MONOPOLY GO! Drops a New Happy Harvest Season Featuring Looney Tunes
MONOPOLY GO! has launched its Happy Harvest Season, featuring a collaboration with Looney Tunes characters such as Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. This officially licensed event, running until September 23rd, 2026, introduces new gameplay mechanics like Infinite Harvest and Porky's Cafe, where players can grow crops and cook meals for customers.
Hasbro records $56M write down after scrapping 'several' video games
Hasbro reported a $56 million non-cash write down after cancelling several video games planned for 2028 and beyond. CEO Chris Cocks stated the decision reflects a new digital strategy focusing on key franchises like Dungeons & Dragons and Magic: The Gathering, with an emphasis on cost discipline and owned platforms. The company expects its total digital spend to decrease annually by at least 25 percent by 2028.
Hasbro Writes Down $56 Million After Cancelling Several Games
Hasbro has recorded a $56 million write-down due to the cancellation of several video game projects planned for release in 2028 and beyond. CEO Chris Cocks stated this move is part of a refocused digital strategy prioritizing franchises like Magic: The Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons, and successful mobile titles like Monopoly Go!. While Exodus and Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons remain in development for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, other projects, including one from Giant Skull, have been cancelled.
Hasbro Is Betting On Fewer, Bigger Video Games After $56 Million Write-Down
Hasbro has recorded a $56 million write-down related to its video game portfolio, leading to the cancellation of several titles planned for release in 2028 and beyond. CEO Chris Cocks outlined a new strategy focusing on fewer, bigger games, prioritizing owned intellectual property like Magic and Dungeons & Dragons, and concentrating investment on high-conviction titles and partnerships. While some projects like Exodus and Warlock remain on track for 2027, others, including a Dungeons & Dragons single-player action-adventure game, have been canceled.
Monopoly's big Prime Day deals include Mario, Batman, and more – and I'm surprised by how they adapt…
This article discusses the evolution of licensed Monopoly games, noting how they now incorporate unique rules and mechanics specific to their franchises, moving beyond simple reskins. It highlights Prime Day deals on various Monopoly versions, including Monopoly Junior, Monopoly Deal, and the mobile game Monopoly Go, suggesting these discounts make it an opportune time to purchase them.
AppCharge: Direct-to-consumer market worth around $17bn today
Direct-to-consumer (DTC) spending in mobile gaming is estimated to be around $17 billion, with a median revenue increase of 15% for companies adopting the model. While many companies are exploring or scaling DTC operations, challenges include player acquisition and making consumers aware of these direct channels. AppCharge's CEO suggests DTC will become the standard for successful game operations, enabling better player relationships and monetization.
All Free Monopoly GO Dice Links (June 2026)
This guide provides active and working Monopoly GO dice roll links for June 2026. Players can use these links to earn free dice rolls for the popular mobile game.
The Simpsons Are Crossing Over with MONOPOLY GO! for a Springfield-Sized Takeover
The Simpsons are crossing over with the mobile game MONOPOLY GO! for a limited-time event running from June 3rd to July 29th, 2026. The event introduces familiar Springfield landmarks, iconic characters, and new gameplay features like Episodes, Sticker Sets, The Simpsons Run minigame, and Bribe Wiggum.
The Simpsons Boss Says Monopoly Go Crossover Wasn’t Meant To Be A “Butt-Kissy” Brand Deal
The Simpsons executive producer Matt Selman discussed the recent crossover event with the mobile game Monopoly Go, emphasizing that the collaboration was designed to be subversive and "Simpsons-y" rather than a simple brand deal. He noted that developer Scopely took the feedback to heart, creating a narrative-driven experience that feels authentic to the show's spirit. Selman also expressed hope for a potential remaster of the cult-classic game The Simpsons: Hit & Run.
Monopoly Go x The Simpsons crossover is almost here
Monopoly Go is launching a crossover event with The Simpsons, available from June 3 to July 29. Developed by Scopely in collaboration with The Simpsons' creative team, the event introduces new narrative-driven episodes, sticker sets, themed shutdowns and heists, and over 50 Simpsons-themed chance cards. This marks The Simpsons' first appearance in a mobile-exclusive game in 13 years.
The Simpsons Arrives in Monopoly Go for a Wild Mobile Crossover Event
Monopoly Go! is hosting a crossover event with The Simpsons, featuring characters and elements from the beloved animated series. This collaboration aims to be more than just a simple brand tie-in, promising a unique experience for players of the mobile game.
Scopely Unleashes The Simpsons in MONOPOLY GO! as Two Iconic Worlds Collide
Scopely is launching a crossover event in its mobile game MONOPOLY GO! featuring characters and locations from The Simpsons. The event, running from June 3 to July 29, introduces new gameplay mechanics, narrative-driven episodes, and an original animated short. This marks The Simpsons' first dedicated mobile game experience in over a decade.
Monopoly Go Is Crossing Over With The Simpsons For A Battle Of The Billionaires
Monopoly Go is launching a crossover event with The Simpsons, featuring iconic characters like Mr. Burns and the entire Simpsons family. The event, running from June 3 to July 29, introduces new gameplay elements, Springfield locations, and narrative-driven episodes with Simpsons-themed storylines and Chance Cards. The collaboration includes a short film produced by The Simpsons team, setting up a rivalry between Mr. Monopoly and Mr. Burns.
