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Progressive studio to drive direct distribution through acquisition of GSI
Games development studio Push Gaming has agreed a deal to acquire GSI in order to scale up its delivery of products directly to its operator partners.
The deal, which will see GSI join the Push Gaming team, includes industry veteran Founders Paul Evison and Paul Beattie, who have vast experience in building scalable gaming technology in regulated markets.
The acquisition of GSI, whose products include the Hive RGS and Mesh Aggregator will give Push Gaming more flexibility and control over its technology, as well as the development of platform functionality, game design and industry distribution.
James Marshall, CEO and Co-Founder at Push Gaming, said: “The acquisition of GSI is a real game changer for us and we’re confident it will help us to become a key player within the industry.
“The launch of our own platform gives us full control of our game development, delivery and operator integrations. We will now also benefit from GSI’s extensive industry knowledge and experience, as well as their fantastic technical team ”
Paul Beattie and Paul Evison, Co-Founders of GSI added: “The acquisition of GSI is the perfect way for Push Gaming to take its delivery to the next level and take on the big suppliers.
“By combining the two teams we will be able to improve all aspects of our business, from game creation and design to distribution and operator relationships. It’s an exciting time for us, and we’re looking forward to a record-breaking year ahead”
Push Gaming prides itself on creating premium, mobile-optimised HTML5 games for a wide range of partners, including the industry’s leading operators and has ambitious plans for 2020.
Its engaging catalogue of award-winning content has received multiple honours in recent times for its immersive and entertaining gameplay.
The Push Gaming team is set to showcase its full 2020 portfolio at ICE London next month. To arrange a meeting please email [email protected] or visit Stand: N6-234
Source: Latest News on European Gaming Media Network
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