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Embracer has entered a $1.2 billion agreement to divest mobile developer Easybrain to digital entertainment firm Miniclip

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    Miniclip? The website that hosts online games I remember playing almost 20 years ago? Are little website games still popular enough that Miniclip has $1.2B lying around? I'm clearly missing...

    Miniclip? The website that hosts online games I remember playing almost 20 years ago? Are little website games still popular enough that Miniclip has $1.2B lying around?

    I'm clearly missing something here, what else does Miniclip do to earn money?

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    1. Protected
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      My brother worked there in the past. They run a series of mobile games such as pool and other pool-like games (touch, drag and release to shoot mechanics) popular in various countries, including...

      My brother worked there in the past. They run a series of mobile games such as pool and other pool-like games (touch, drag and release to shoot mechanics) popular in various countries, including asian countries, and with mind-boggingly vast amounts of (edit: microtransactions) revenue.

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    2. Tardigrade
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      Quite a lot of those flash games have morphed into mobile apps over the years and microtransation revenue is always surprisingly large for those. King being a massive chunk of Activision blizzard...

      Quite a lot of those flash games have morphed into mobile apps over the years and microtransation revenue is always surprisingly large for those. King being a massive chunk of Activision blizzard king with candy crush bringing in revenue on the scale similar to call of duty.

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