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Pokemon GO
Niantic
I'm really amazed at the momentum that Niantic Thanks to Pokémon GO, it went from a monster megahit in the summer of 2016 to … well, it's still a monster megahit in 2019.
When you talk about Pokémon GO these days, the common chorus you'll hear is "are people still playing this?" And the answer is yes, yes, they do it. And a lot of them, actually.
Pokémon GO comes to know its most profitable month since 2016, according to SuperData. GO reported $ 176 million in August, more than three years after its first publication. The unseats usual binderand the more heavily monetized title, Honor of Kings for the first time in a long time.
Although Niantic's collaboration with the World Bank, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is a bit sparkling, GO is stronger than ever thanks to Niantic's ongoing investment that adds more and more features, as well as more and more of Pokémon, to keep the players engaged.
It's hard to know exactly where this revival of Pokémon GO started, but if I had to guess, it's probably about the time when friends and traders entered the game. It became instantly more social and more like handheld computers.
Pokemon GO
Niantic
As for how GO earns so much money? Although Niantic does not break down exactly what it sells, I am absolutely convinced that its revenues come mainly from the raid passes, which allow an infinite raid of legendary events and other rare Pokémon during raids. . The "raid hours" now have the goal that people try to make as many raids as possible in a limited time, which means that you have to buy the number of raid passes needed to do the job. Therefore, more income.
August is usually the most important month for GO, so I think it will go down slightly. But we have just seen the launch of Pokémon Gen 5, which opens a whole new era of gambling, and Nintendo and The Pokémon Company would be crazy not to have some sort of GO developed /Sword and shield crossover event for the launch of this game this fall.
Pokémon GO is not going anywhere, at least not with that level of investment that Niantic invests, and investment from the players side too, given the time (and the number of steps) spent on the construction of their Pokedex. That much. For many, GO is now more convincing than handheld games, or it's their first Pokémon experience, and they're above the target.
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Pokemon GO
Niantic
I'm really amazed at the momentum that Niantic Thanks to Pokémon GO, it went from a monster megahit in the summer of 2016 to … well, it's still a monster megahit in 2019.
When you talk about Pokémon GO these days, the common chorus you'll hear is "are people still playing this?" And the answer is yes, yes, they do it. And a lot of them, actually.
Pokémon GO has just experienced the most profitable month since 2016, according to SuperData. GO reported $ 176 million in August, more than three years after its first publication. The unseats usual binderand the more heavily monetized title, Honor of Kings for the first time in a long time.
Although Niantic's collaboration with the World Bank, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is a bit sparkling, GO is stronger than ever thanks to Niantic's ongoing investment that adds more and more features, as well as more and more of Pokémon, to keep the players engaged.
It's hard to know exactly where this revival of Pokémon GO started, but if I had to guess, it's probably about the time when friends and traders entered the game. It became instantly more social and more like handheld computers.
Pokemon GO
Niantic
As for how GO earns so much money? Although Niantic does not break down exactly what it sells, I am absolutely convinced that its revenues come mainly from the raid passes, which allow an infinite raid of legendary events and other rare Pokémon during raids. . The "raid hours" now have the goal that people try to make as many raids as possible in a limited time, which means that you have to buy the number of raid passes needed to do the job. Therefore, more income.
August is usually the most important month for GO, so I think it will go down slightly. But we have just seen the launch of Pokémon Gen 5, which opens a whole new era of gambling, and Nintendo and The Pokémon Company would be crazy not to have some sort of GO developed /Sword and shield crossover event for the launch of this game this fall.
Pokémon GO is not going anywhere, at least not with that level of investment that Niantic invests, and investment from the players side too, given the time (and the number of steps) spent on the construction of their Pokedex. That much. For many, GO is now more appealing than handheld games, or it's their first Pokémon experience, and they're above the target.
Follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Read my new sci-fi crime novel Herokiller, now available in print and online. I have also written The trilogy born of the earth.