That means that according to the study by mobile analytics company Flurry, just 35 per cent of revenue was brought in by paid downloads. This is a huge shift from back in January, when paid downloads accounted for 61 per cent of revenue among the top 100 games, according to Flurry.
Flurry also says that all of that money is generated by only 0.5 to 6 per cent of gamers. Games like Smurfs’ Village and Tiny Tower allow players to use real world money to speed up the game’s built in delays.
Freemium Titles Generate Two-Thirds of App Store Gaming Revenues
Steve0410
Saturday, July 9, 2011 at 11:33 AMLOL at 0.5% of phone-gamers paying 61% of revenue? Just how much money can you sink into Smurfs, Zynga and Gun Bros.
Emma
Saturday, July 9, 2011 at 7:18 PMgolly i can’t wait to release my first indie game. i hope to one day be able to swim in a room full of hundred dollar bills
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