Japan's DeNA Tops EA, Zynga With $1.3 Billion in Annual Revenues
DeNA, Japan's social gaming giant, is reporting that it expects to rack in $1.3 billion in revenues for the fiscal year ending March 31. Apart from the expectations, the figures that we already know for sure, show a revenue of $359 million for the Q4 2010, with earnings increasing by more than 250 percent over the same time last year.
DeNA, Japan’s social gaming giant, is reporting that it expects to rack in $1.3 billion in revenues for the fiscal year ending March 31. Apart from the expectations, the figures that we already know show a revenue of $359 million for the Q4 2010, with earnings increasing by more than 250 percent over the same time last year. DeNA’s core business revolves around Mobage social gaming platform, which has over 300 game developers, more than 750 games, with over 20 million Mobage-town registered gamers.
Commenting on the occasion, Tomoko Namba, DeNA’s CEO stated:
We are very pleased with a remarkable quarter.
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