Nintendo has confirmed today that the immensely fun Super Mario Run has been downloaded an incredible 78 million times on iOS devices since it launched. However, only 5 percent of consumers that downloaded the game have coughed up for the full version of the 2D platformer. Super Mario Run will be given a new lease of life as it is coming to Android in March.
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Well.. roughly 4 million isn’t bad at all. I do still find it funny that people will complain about the $10 cost to unlock, but have no problem spending more than than on microtransactions in other games on their phone.
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“but have no problem spending more than than on microtransactions in other games on their phone.”
you do realize that most gamers dont pay micro transactions. I never have gotten any of them so whats your argument torwd me
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I bet they’re never doing that again.
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That’s actually quite okay. Around 4 millions sales is still decent amount of money. And with the android release coming up I think those numbers are going to be higher.
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It’s going well.
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Pokemon Go brings that much in a DAY… and dwarfs Super Mario Run revenue.
Nintendo though SMR would be just as successful.. LMAO. Oh Nintendo. You know nothing John Snow.
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Isn’t it spelled Jon, though? *looks it up* Yep. No h in Jon Snow.
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Ah shit. How embarrassing. X.x you sir are correct!
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So that’s what, ~$40 million earned? I wonder what the budget and development time were, that makes all the difference.
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That’s why cellphone games don’t sell unless you have one gem! I’m sorry but those Nintendo execs need to understand they will not get the same money from a console game on mobiles. =/
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Not bad Nintendo. I’m still waiting for the Android release.
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should have been 4.99 or lower. would have been paid for a lot more.
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That’s not even weak, that’s pathetic. At least we know they won’t try that again.
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If I am an android fan and like mobile gaming. I wouldn’t pay for it
As I would feel like a 2nd class customer. That reminds me how come super Mario run didn’t perform as well as the analysts predicted not
From memory it should have hit 600M by now
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