Pokemon Go's Own Limitations Helped It Make $200 Million in Its First Month
The news comes from TouchArcade, which cites data from Sensor Tower. If estimations from the group are accurate, Pokemon Go made a whopping $200 million in worldwide revenue during its first month; this is seven times the revenue made by Candy Crush Soda Saga during its first month, and almost twice the revenue of Clash Royale. As you can see in the below graph, the launch of the game in Japan really saw Pokemon Go's revenue generation take off and reach staggering heights. There's been a lot ..>> view originalJawbone reportedly tried to sell itself
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Thursday, August 11, 2016
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