Pokemon GO, the game that sent crazy people to the streets to look for imaginary pokemons, did not disappear, on the contrary, in 2019 it had the best year of its entire existence, generating revenues of 900 million dollars.
Pokemon GO generated about 2019 million dollars more in 60 than the year it was launched, with revenues falling sharply the following year, but gradually increasing to reach 900 million dollars now.
Pokemon GO has been updated repeatedly over the past few years, but the biggest growth would have come from the integration with real-world events that have attracted many new players to the platform every year.
Pokemon GO will also have an integrated multiplayer module, and with over 3 billion dollars generated in three years with the game, it is easy to understand why its developers want to "milk" as much as possible from this game.
"Pokémon GO drew most of its revenue in 2019 in the United States, where it collected $335 million, or 38% of total user spending. Japan ranked second in revenue with $2 million, or 286% of the total, and Germany was third with $32 million, or 3%."
Pokemon GO is installed on more Android phones than iOS, and paradoxically, it generated more money from Google's platform than from Apple's, something that doesn't happen that often with games.
