GameDaily Connect is only a few weeks away! Here’s the latest on the Growth track featured at the Disneyland Hotel.
Generational appeal and constant support from Niantic have helped keep Pokémon GO near the top of the download charts. The game could hit $3B in revenue this year, Sensor Tower tells us.
Empires & Puzzles and Merge Dragons! were huge contributors as Zynga’s live services continue to drive record results. COO Matt Bromberg chats with GameDaily about the growth strategy.
Developer Ben Wasser of Glumberland explains how Epic has structured the exclusivity deal and what it means for his studio and Ooblets.
GameStop share price continues to sink as company struggles to regroup in the face of digital distribution and subscription gaming.
After a somewhat promising start to 2019’s fiscal year, Sega announced that it would be focusing on further growing its digital, mobile, and retail games offers in preparation for new ‘platforms and services.’
It’s been two years since Rocket League developer Psyonix partnered with Chinese mega-publisher Tencent to bring its car-soccer hit to the east. China is notoriously restrictive when it comes to video games, so this is a big step forward towards expanding Rocket League’s reach.
Apex Legends is primed for growth, as well. Digital net bookings now represent 76% of EA’s business; analysts remain optimistic for EA’s long-term prospects.
GameDaily’s first event at the Disneyland Hotel will play host to industry luminaries from Facebook Games, Ubisoft, and WB Games to share their industry wisdom in our Industry Insight track.
Nintendo has a powerful holiday lineup coming, and it’s already off to a great start thanks to Super Mario Maker 2 moving 2.42 million copies in its first three days.
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