Activision Blizzard's mobile games make more money than console and PC sales combined - Eurogamer.net

More than half of Activision Blizzard's revenue came from mobile games in April - June (Q2) 2022.

According to Activision Blizzard's most recent financial report, the developer/publisher generated £535m from its PC and console sales in Q2 2022 - £275m ($332m) on PC and £310m ($376m) consoles - while £688m ($831m) came from its "mobile and ancillary" business, which the company says "primarily include[s] revenues from mobile devices".

That's more than 50 per cent of its entire net revenue for the period.

Just a year ago across the same period, mobile, console, and PC earnings were £658m/$795m, £612m/$740m, and £520m/$628m respectively, which means only its mobile business has increased its net revenue year-on-year: console revenue, on the other hand, has almost halved.

However, the results also showed Blizzard's active users have only recovered slightly - to where they were just over a year ago - and revenue remains down slightly year-on-year.

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