TENCENT IN TALKS TO BUY SUPERPLAY FOR $1B+
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Tencent is negotiating to acquire Israeli game developer SuperPlay in a deal valuing the studio between $1B-$1.5B, less than a year after Playtika purchased it for $690M.
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