Definitely some big news day today, and one of them is an Axios report where Saudi Arabia and its interest in the gaming market globally might have just taken a BIG leap and we might be in the expectation of a big announcement soon.

Axios reported today that the Saudi Arabia crown via one of Prince Mohammed Bin Salam’s investment company called The Savvy Gaming Group, confirmed its plans to invest $37 billion into the gaming industry with the clear plan for the acquisition of a "leading game publisher to become a strategic development partner".

This is the biggest novelty on Saudi’s kingdom interest on the gaming market after making notorious investments in the Saudi government into EA, Take-Two, Activision, Nintendo (particularly they didn’t know that they have them as a 5% shareholder in their case).

While it is not clear who is the “leading game publisher” and making a quick guess and discarding Activision as Microsoft is buying them, the odds are either Electronic Arts (which have been interested in merging with other companies since a while) or Take-Two Interactive.

Via Axios