Group 1 - Nintendo has signed a share transfer agreement to acquire Bandai Namco's Singapore studio, which will be renamed "Nintendo Studios Singapore" and focus on game development [1] - The acquisition will enhance Nintendo's first-party game development capabilities and secure future content for its consoles, supporting the company's long-term value [1] - This move highlights the competition among gaming giants for quality development resources, potentially leading to a reevaluation of talent and studio value in the industry [1] Group 2 - Savvy Games Group from Saudi Arabia is in talks to acquire ByteDance's subsidiary, Shanghai Mutong Technology, indicating a potential restart of ByteDance's sale plans [2] - If the acquisition is successful, it could provide ByteDance with significant cash flow and optimize its asset structure, positively impacting its stock price [2] - Savvy's interest in acquiring Mutong reflects its ambition to expand its global gaming footprint, which may intensify capital consolidation in the gaming industry and boost valuations for companies with strong IP and development capabilities [2] Group 3 - CD Projekt Red (CDPR) reported that global sales of "Cyberpunk 2077" have surpassed 35 million copies, showcasing the strong IP vitality and long-tail effect [3] - The company announced that "Cyberpunk 2" will not be released before 2028, with 135 full-time employees currently working on its development [3] - The positive sales figures and the development of "Cyberpunk 2" stabilize market expectations for CDPR's long-term product line, reinforcing confidence in the value of AAA game IPs and supporting the trend towards high-quality game development in the industry [3]