Pokémon Go, along with the wider Niantic Games Department, was recently taken over by Juggernaut Scoply’s mobile games. Sales worth $ 3.5 billion are a bit worried about what it means for a game attracting monsters, and its director tries to placid these fears.
IN New interview with PolygonPokémon Go senior product director Michael Sterka discussed Scoply Sales and what are his plans in Monopoly Go! publisher. Sterka said he was looking online at some of the player theories. “I would like to be able to see it,” Hey, it’s really great, “said Sterka. “It will be a good thing for the game and the community.”
Fears of the future of Pokémon him lead a range, from monetization and mechanics to impact on Saudi property. When asked about the potential of intrusive advertising and time limitations, Sterka said: “Ultimately, this is not in Pokémon Go – no, never.”
“Again, Scoply really recognizes how special this game is, and they told us that they would be stupid, trying to change the recipe for what made it a great hit and success,” said Sterka.
“Yes, absolutely not. We will not build any ads in our games or something.
Sterka emphasized that the team does not sell Players’ data to the third parties, “full stop” and that they only employ the location for the game surgery, with all the data needed on American servers and observing all “extremely harsh” best regulatory practices, as well as the best.
Going and going outside will also remain the main goal, even after leaving Niantic: “I would be underestimated if, thanks to this transaction, Pokémon Go became Pokémon staying at home,” said Sterka.
Eric is an independent IGN writer.
