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I would love to see more evidence. "A report suggests..." doesn't quite cut it for me. Not saying the author is lying, but his maths could be off or maybe he c
by marcamillion 13y ago
I would love to see more evidence. "A report suggests..." doesn't quite cut it for me.
Not saying the author is lying, but his maths could be off or maybe he could have misread something somewhere (e.g. maybe it is $3.8M/year vs /day).
- abhimir 13y agoThe numbers are correct. These numbers have been reported by GungHo (the company that has made Puzzles&Dragons). They have to report their revenue numbers as they are traded in the Osaka Stock Exchange. [1] Also these are April numbers, recent revenue estimates will be even higher as the game is now climbing up the top grossing charts (iTunes) in US too. [1]http://www.gameskinny.com/bdbci/gungho-made-376-million-a-day-in-april-with-puzzle-dragons http://www.gameskinny.com/bdbci/gungho-made-376-million-a-da...
- patio11 13y ago+1 for "The numbers are correct." See, among numerous other places: http://www.gungho.co.jp/ir/uploads/irk20130509_2.pdf http://www.gungho.co.jp/ir/uploads/irk20130509_2.pdf If you don't understand what an audited financial statement written in Japanese says, that's cool, you can default to "Trust Patrick that Puzzle Dragons is a cultural phenomenon right now and that it is one of the first Japanese companies which has truly absorbed the spirit of Zynga with respect to monetization."
- marcamillion 13y agoI can't read Japanese, so I will trust you Patrick. Soo...given that the numbers are real...that's crazy.