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Atari has announced plans to acquire Nightdive Studios, the developer of the upcoming
Nightdive CEO Stephen Kick shared the news on his Twitter, saying he is "very proud [to join] forces with Atari to continue resurrecting the games we love." The Nightdive account also shared the announcement, calling the acquisition a "big win" for the studio.
Yahoo Finance reports that the purchase price will consist of "an initial consideration of US$10 million," along with "an earn-out of up to US$10 million, payable in cash over the next three years based on the future performance of Night Dive." Atari's CEO and chairman Wade Rosen already owned a minority stake of 13% in Nightdive Studios.
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. The studio has built itself a reputation for strong retro remakes, with its other releases including the Doom 64 and Quake re-releases.Nightdive CEO Stephen Kick shared the news on his Twitter, saying he is "very proud [to join] forces with Atari to continue resurrecting the games we love." The Nightdive account also shared the announcement, calling the acquisition a "big win" for the studio.
Yahoo Finance reports that the purchase price will consist of "an initial consideration of US$10 million," along with "an earn-out of up to US$10 million, payable in cash over the next three years based on the future performance of Night Dive." Atari's CEO and chairman Wade Rosen already owned a minority stake of 13% in Nightdive Studios.
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">System Shock remake</a>. The studio has built itself a reputation for strong retro remakes, with its other releases including the Doom 64 and Quake re-releases.</p><p>Nightdive CEO Stephen Kick shared the news on his Twitter, saying he is "very proud [to join] forces with Atari to continue resurrecting the games we love." The Nightdive account also shared the announcement, calling the acquisition a "big win" for the studio.</p><div data-embed-type="tweet" data-src="
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" data-has-image="false"><blockquote align="center" class="twitter-tweet" data-conversation="none" data-mce-disable-toolbar="true"><p dir="ltr">This is a big win for our team! As we look to continue producing high-quality, new, and remastered games that do justice to the original IP; we could think of no better long-term partner than <a href="
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">March 23, 2023</a></blockquote> <text></text> </div><p>Yahoo Finance reports that the purchase price will consist of "an initial consideration of US$10 million," along with "an earn-out of up to US$10 million, payable in cash over the next three years based on the future performance of Night Dive." Atari's CEO and chairman Wade Rosen already owned a minority stake of 13% in Nightdive Studios.</p><a href="
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