Gameloft Signs Worldwide Strategic Licensing Deal With Hasbro

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Gameloft announced that it has signed a worldwide strategic licensing deal with Hasbro Inc. (HAS: Quote).

As per the agreement, Gameloft will develop and market My Little Pony and Littlest Pet Shop brand digital play experiences across a myriad of tablet, smartphone and platforms such as iPad, iPod touch, iPhone, and Android.

Ittlest Pet Shop will also be available on mobile. The company is scheduled to release the Hasbro-branded games before the end of the year.

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