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Fornite has set a new record for F2P annual revenue, raking in $2.4 billion dollars in 2018.
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To me the real story is that Candy Crush is still making a billion in a year, I thought King would have burned people by releasing so many copies just themselves not too mention the other matching games.
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Crazy.
Also, remember when Pokemon Go was a fad that was only going to last for four months in the Summer of 2016?
Also, remember when Pokemon Go was a fad that was only going to last for four months in the Summer of 2016?
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Lord I only know like half of these
Remember when Dungeon Fighter Online was in America
DFO is still playable in the west, it's on Steam.
I wonder what is the average amount spend in the user base. Take FGO, where 20% of the user base has spend 1.8 grand last year. The next highest bracket are actual free to play players at 13%.
https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/in...ondents-spent-over-200000-yen-in-2018/.141602
https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/in...ondents-spent-over-200000-yen-in-2018/.141602
They shut the games servers down back in 2013, but then it was rereleased in 2016.
FIFA 19 didn't release until September 28th, so it only had 3 month of revenue compared to 18's full year.
Same thing with COD where the revenue was split between WWII and BO4.
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what a crazy success story fortnite is...
was developed for years as a PVE base building coop game and as that in early access it had a OK launch but nothing huge, they saw the opportunity for BR because of PUBG and... it's the biggest thing ever while PUBG continue to lose relevance.
and Epic, from UT being huge, to kind of becoming an Engine company to now this....
was developed for years as a PVE base building coop game and as that in early access it had a OK launch but nothing huge, they saw the opportunity for BR because of PUBG and... it's the biggest thing ever while PUBG continue to lose relevance.
and Epic, from UT being huge, to kind of becoming an Engine company to now this....
FIFA 18
FIFA 19
FIFA 18 had a full year 2018 of money, FIFA 19 not yet full year of 2019. I expect around the same money made by the end of this year to 18
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Siege is massive but like most MP games severely overlooked by our community.
FIFA 18
FIFA 19
My guess is people watching the World Cup and stuff in the summer and buying FIFA then.
There's no way Smash made less than $429 million in December, so either it's not included or their numbers are way off.
Possibly in a calendar year. Avatar did $2.7 billion at the box office, but that was a December release so the money was split over two years.