‘Our first quarter results exceeded our prior outlook reflecting strong operating discipline,’ CEO Bobby Kotick said on the investor earnings call. The Q1 2019 financial report comes three months after Activision Blizzard laid off nearly a thousand people.
Its ‘turnaround’ complete, Zynga is once again at the top of the mobile game food chain.
The rebrand encapsulates two distinct operations, including Gamers Club (a recent acquisition from Brazil) and IGC Esports, which is comprised of LA Valiant, MIBR, and Immortals.
Bethesda’s latest mobile game was originally released to invite-only early access in March 2019, with full beta release in April.
In the midst of the biggest gaming and services earnings in Sony history, PlayStation Now has grown by 40% during the fiscal year.
This marks the third publishing deal that Starbreeze has had to sell back to the developer in the pursuit of financial solvency.
Revenue generated by cloud services increased by 73 percent, Xbox software and services is up by 12 percent.
Software sales cruise along mightily, but a more reserved hardware sales estimate for 2019-2020 and confused hardware messaging shows that Nintendo is reacting to previous mistakes.
Even though Disney’s CEO has said that the corporation’s interests are in licensing, the House of Mouse may be angling for a majority share of Nexon and its IP.
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds developer made $311 million in profit, and revenue continues to increase despite a drop in the game’s public profile.