London video-game maker sold to Danish firm as founder plans new moves

Another London gaming business has been sold, joining a list of local technology businesses that have been snapped up in recent years.

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Norman De Bono

Jeff Evans, left, took over the site of Imperial Hobbies on Dundas Street from owner Dave Carney earlier this year. Evans’ Tiny Titan mobile game development business, which took over the two floors above the shop, has been sold to Danish firm Trophy Games Development. (Derek Ruttan/The London Free Press)

Another London gaming business has been sold, joining a list of local technology firms that have been snapped up in recent years.

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