![]() ![]() The acquisition is expected to complete in April. Today’s deal is reportedly worth $10 million, with Night Dive able to earn up to an extra $10 million over the next three years depending on performance. The news comes just a week on from Atari picking up a dozen classic franchises. However, it seems like this acquisition is intended as an accelerator, with the company hoping to “utilize Night Dive’s publishing capabilities to support Atari’s retro-focused growth strategy,” according to the press release. Nightdive Studios are the developer currently working on System Shock: Remastered the complete remake of the first game and are the owners of the System Shock licence, but they’re. As we look to grow our business and expand our capabilities, we could think of no better long-term partner than Atari.”Īs for Atari, it began life as a console manufacturer back in the 1970s, and after a fairly checkered history is trying to reclaim some of its past glory, releasing a new console, the Atari VCS in 2021. Night Dive CEO Stephen Kick and Director of Business Development Larry Kuperman released a statement saying, “Night Dive and Atari have a long history together and we know that Atari shares our passion for retro games and our focus on producing high-quality new and remastered games that do justice to the original IP.
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