EVE Online developer, CCP Games, has been acquired by Black Desert Online creator Pearl Abyss for $425 million.
The South Korean buyer will allow CCP to continue to operating independently out of its offices in Reykjavik, London and Shanghai. GamesBeat reports that the $425 million deal is expected to close on October 12.
"We are thrilled to have CCP Games join our team as Black Desert Online continues to branch out globally," said Pearl Abyss CEO, Robin Jung in a press release. "CCP is a seasoned publisher with over 15 years of digital distribution experience and know-how. They have done an incredible job of engaging and maintaining their playerbase, which we aim to learn from and hope to integrate natively into Pearl Abyss’ general practices across all our games.
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The South Korean buyer will allow CCP to continue to operating independently out of its offices in Reykjavik, London and Shanghai. GamesBeat reports that the $425 million deal is expected to close on October 12.
"We are thrilled to have CCP Games join our team as Black Desert Online continues to branch out globally," said Pearl Abyss CEO, Robin Jung in a press release. "CCP is a seasoned publisher with over 15 years of digital distribution experience and know-how. They have done an incredible job of engaging and maintaining their playerbase, which we aim to learn from and hope to integrate natively into Pearl Abyss’ general practices across all our games.
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