"Not now, not ever" Pokemon Go exec tells players concerned about its new corporate overlords adding in "intrusive" ads or dodgy time limits
Last week, Monopoly Go owner Scopely acquired of a bunch of games headlined by Pokemon Go from Niantic, thereby creating some kind of Saudi-backed terrifying Go-liath alliance. Naturally, there were a number of things that left players of the Pokemon game that was once totally unavoidable with some concerns, which one of its execs has aimed to nip in the bud with a recent interview. Read more


Last week, Monopoly Go owner Scopely acquired of a bunch of games headlined by Pokemon Go from Niantic, thereby creating some kind of Saudi-backed terrifying Go-liath alliance. Naturally, there were a number of things that left players of the Pokemon game that was once totally unavoidable with some concerns, which one of its execs has aimed to nip in the bud with a recent interview.