Word has gotten out that Niantic has laid off 230 employees, affecting games like PokemonGO, and ending plans for other titles. Pokemon
, all seem to be moving forward, although whether any of those titles lost staff of not is unclear. We have more from the post below."There are both internal and external factors. We are operating in a tough market environment due to the overall global macroeconomic slowdown, as well as unique challenges in the mobile gaming and AR markets.
"We also bear responsibility for our own performance. Today's highly competitive mobile gaming market requires dazzling quality and innovation. It also requires strong monetization and a social core which can drive viral growth and long term engagement. Teams need platform tools that are force multipliers, enabling them to build at the highest quality with powerful engagement features quickly and efficiently.
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