Kokoloko85
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Because IOS games are making more money
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Gaming Revenue of the Big 4 *BIG PICTURE*
- Thread starter LittleBusters
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Because IOS games are making more money
fran.fernandez
Member
Well that’s why Sony don’t care about japan, with that profit they are just leaving some coins to Nintendo
Trogdor1123
Gold Member
Time frame?
JCK75
Member
There are more Android phones out there than iPhones, don't see Google on the list.
lol apple isnt in the big 3. there's no "big 4" 
^ Imagine posting something this dumb lol
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IntentionalPun
Ask me about my wife's perfect butthole
People don't spend money on Android like they do on iOS. Relatively at least; Google makes a lot on gaming though. But App Store still dwarfs Google Play Store . Partly due to disparate stores (Samsung Store is not Play Store), partly due to iOS being a premium device popular in money-spending places like the US.
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Rudius
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In terms of the proportion of good, non ported games, the WiiU is better than Switch and the GameCube is better than the Wii, specially considering the shorter life times of these systems.
Unfortunately, quality not always sells.
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RoboFu
One of the green rats
that is because google play is shit and people pirate everything becaus eof lack of security and easy side loading?
JCK75
Member
that is because google play is shit and people pirate everything becaus eof lack of security and easy side loading?
Oh yea that feature every Fortnite player on IOS wishes they had.
RoboFu
One of the green rats
Fornite isnt everything. Apple arcadeis ddoing very well.
The real answer is that gaming and the app store in general has always been stronger on IOS.
Apple just pushes it more and most android users gravitate toward free apps more .. plus side loading less secure over the years.
it is all out there in countless articles over the years. It is nothing new.
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JCK75
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Q4 2020 Apple made 13 Billion on gaming
Same period Google made 9 Billion which is not a drastic decrease considering this beings google to about 37 Billion for the year in gaming which is still in the top 4, most of googles issues are still devs not allowing their apps onto any device they have not tested..
and this screws with owners who want to play them on Android/Google TV etc and sideloading becomes the only option.
all because a dev can't be bothered to check another box before compiling in the ADK.
Same period Google made 9 Billion which is not a drastic decrease considering this beings google to about 37 Billion for the year in gaming which is still in the top 4, most of googles issues are still devs not allowing their apps onto any device they have not tested..
and this screws with owners who want to play them on Android/Google TV etc and sideloading becomes the only option.
all because a dev can't be bothered to check another box before compiling in the ADK.
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ripeavocado
Banned
It actually doesn't it was an awful overpriced console and they still sold more than 10 millions of them.
DoubleJTripleDistilled
Member
So what you're saying is, Stadia is a huge success and will continue to be for years to come!
Closer
Member
So Nintendo fans don't buy anything Nintendo? Which is it?
BusierDonkey
Member
2020 Gaming Revenue (Jan - Dec)
1. Sony $23.88 bn
-PS $22.90 bn
-Mobile Gaming $0.98 bn (Apr - Dec)
2. Nintendo $15.90 bn
3. Microsoft $13.82 bn
Avg rate $1 = ¥106.8
Includes hardware, physical software, digital software, add-on content, peripherals, network services and mobile gaming.
1. Sony $23.88 bn
-PS $22.90 bn
-Mobile Gaming $0.98 bn (Apr - Dec)
2. Nintendo $15.90 bn
3. Microsoft $13.82 bn
Avg rate $1 = ¥106.8
Includes hardware, physical software, digital software, add-on content, peripherals, network services and mobile gaming.
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LittleBusters
Banned
How does anyone know the actual MS Gaming revenue? Sometimes the earning release mentions a number increase or a % increase. Even their last annual report only said 11% growth.
