Nintendo finally took its turn to reveal how it went in the last quarter financially speaking and while many have the idea who the hero was, it is time to actually see it by the numbers and expectations for the future. Profit for Nintendo in their first quarter of current Fiscal Year 2024 reached of 185.4bn yen (or $1.294 billions), which is a whooping positive of 82% compared to last year and...

Next taking its turn to report the quarterly results is Japanese Capcom and this is the results of Q1 2024 and already the company has opened its wallet to make the first major acquisition for the Fiscal Year 2024. Capcom reported that in Q1 2024 made 43,858 million yen (or around $312,568,000) of Net sales and operating income of 24,047 million yen (or around $171,379,000), both in positive...

Next gaming company taking its turn to tell us how the latest quarter went was Electronic Arts and the results for Q1 2024 as published this week and there are some good takeaways from the earning reports. There are happy faces at Electronic Arts as the veteran american gaming publisher and developers announced net bookings for Q1 2024 were $1.578 billion, up 21% in comparison with last year....

Continuing with the earning season, Square Enix now took its turn and the expectation was that this quarter actually was a benchmark on how Final Fantasy XVI world began performing, being a temporary exclusive for Playstation 5. And the news is not so totally good news… Square Enix reported for Q1 2024 $601.2 million (SE reports in yen) or a 14.4% positive compared to last year, with a...

Japanese veteran Konami is the next gaming company that took its turn to announce their financial performance in the last quarter, all this during expectations for the newest games collection of Silent Hill games and the return of Metal Gear with Metal Gear Solid ∆: Snake Eater. Konami announced its results for Q1 2024 with revenue was 72,633 million yen (or $509,157,330 up 1.0% year-on-year)...

Today is monday as of the writing and publishing of this and perhaps, it was a good day for Studio Wildcard to actually just get over with some bad news regarding the Ark franchise and this include both the sequel and original game. Unfortunately, Wildcard confirmed that they needed to delay Ark 2 as they found opportunities to polish the current progression of development of the game so far...

Imagine the impact of the Activision Blizzard transaction is so big, that at the latest investor conference of Ubisoft about their first quarter of Fiscal Year 2024, it was raised on how Ubisoft sees Microsoft gaining a gaming conglomerate. For Ubisoft CEO and co-founder Yves Guillemot serves as an example and benchmark about the direction that Ubisoft is going to take in the future. “I...