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Japanese mobile Internet company DeNA Co. is paying at least $300 million in cash to buy privately held ngmoco Inc., a San Francisco startup that makes [...]

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DeNA, a big mobile gaming company in Japan, is in talks to acquire San Francisco-based iOS game developer ngmoco for as much as $400 million, according to [...]

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San Francisco-based Ngmoco, who has earned themselves a reputation as one of the most successful developers for iOS with games such as Rolando and Eliminate, has been purchased by Japanese social game maker DeNA for an amount reported to be over $400 million. "In Ngmoco and its team we see a lot of [...]

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Japanese social gaming companyDeNA announced this morning that it had agreed to purchase San Francisco-based iPhone developer ngmoco for $403 million, [...]

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And part of the reason ngmoco, with revenues in the $30 million range, can command such a high price is the relative strength of the yen v. the dollar. In 2007 the dollar was hovering in the 120 yen range. Today it's worth just 81ish. [...]

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As they happened to have $400 million dollars just kicking around anyway, the Japanese game moguls at DeNA thought they'd, you know, buy mobile gaming. [...]

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Still, the final caveat to the news is that while DeNA may very well be interested in buying ngmoco, the fact that venture capitalists have invested so much in the company means that the price - if really circa $400 million - will be so [...]

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San Francisco-based Ngmoco raised about $35 million from Kleiner, Institutional Venture Partners, Norwest Venture Partners, and Mike Maples' Floodgate Fund, [...]