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Topic	Gacha and Hero Collection Game General Topic 4: ''Banana's going bananas.''
Calwings 06/06/19 1:54:30 PM #100:	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYBikLAAE_s" data-time=" In its first full month on the US App/Play Stores, Revue Starlight ReLIVE was 29th in revenue (with about $205,000 made in the month of May) among anime-style mobile/gacha games. Not a bad debut. Some other notable placements outside of the big guns include: 26th = Love Live School Idol Festival ($218,000) 24th = Sword Art Online: Memory Defrag ($242,000) 23rd = Naruto X Boruto Ninja Voltage ($280,000) 21st = Destiny Child ($343,000) 16th = One Piece: Treasure Cruise ($479,000) 14th = Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing ($504,000) 12th = Honkai Impact 3 ($724,000) 11th = Azur Lane ($850,000) I feel like Naruto might have a higher placement if they weren't dividing their resources and players across two separate games. Azur Lane being 11th ahead of some of those major franchises is mildly surprising. I'm also a little sad that BanG Dream Girls' Band Party couldn't join its Bushiroad sisters (Love Live and Revue Starlight) in this top 30. Now as for the "big guns" that I mentioned, here are the top 10 of the list: 10th = Langrisser ($878,000) 9th = BLEACH Brave Souls ($889,000) 8th = Girls' Frontline ($890,000) 7th = Dragalia Lost ($1,664,000) 6th = Dragon Ball Legends ($1,910,000) 5th = Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Links ($2,845,000) 4th = Fire Emblem Heroes ($3,205,000) 3rd = Fate/Grand Order ($3,463,000) 2nd = Epic Seven ($5,059,000) 1st = Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle ($10,742,000) Remember what I said about Naruto dividing its resources across two games? Well, that didn't seem to hurt Dragon Ball at all, with it taking the #1 (by a huge margin) and #6 spots on the list. I'm very happy that Girls' Frontline is doing as well as it is, and it looks like Langrisser overcame the bad press it had upon release and is doing well for itself. But most importantly: I'm shocked at how well Epic Seven is performing. To be this high on the list, above so many huge franchises and only behind DBZ Dokkan Battle, without the help of a big-name franchise behind it? That's absolutely insane. --- "Someday I too will fly... and find you again!" https://i.imgtc.com/eZ90o0r.gif <cite>Calwings posted [p:922878449] in Gacha and ... [t:77718255]...</cite> <quote> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYBikLAAE_s" data-time=" In its first full month on the US App/Play Stores, Revue Starlight ReLIVE was 29th in revenue (with about $205,000 made in the month of May) among anime-style mobile/gacha games. Not a bad debut. Some other notable placements outside of the big guns include: 26th = Love Live School Idol Festival ($218,000) 24th = Sword Art Online: Memory Defrag ($242,000) 23rd = Naruto X Boruto Ninja Voltage ($280,000) 21st = Destiny Child ($343,000) 16th = One Piece: Treasure Cruise ($479,000) 14th = Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing ($504,000) 12th = Honkai Impact 3 ($724,000) 11th = Azur Lane ($850,000) I feel like Naruto might have a higher placement if they weren't dividing their resources and players across two separate games. Azur Lane being 11th ahead of some of those major franchises is mildly surprising. I'm also a little sad that BanG Dream Girls' Band Party couldn't join its Bushiroad sisters (Love Live and Revue Starlight) in this top 30. Now as for the "big guns" that I mentioned, here are the top 10 of the list: 10th = Langrisser ($878,000) 9th = BLEACH Brave Souls ($889,000) 8th = Girls' Frontline ($890,000) 7th = Dragalia Lost ($1,664,000) 6th = Dragon Ball Legends ($1,910,000) 5th = Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Links ($2,845,000) 4th = Fire Emblem Heroes ($3,205,000) 3rd = Fate/Grand Order ($3,463,000) 2nd = Epic Seven ($5,059,000) 1st = Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle ($10,742,000) Remember what I said about Naruto dividing its resources across two games? Well, that didn't seem to hurt Dragon Ball at all, with it taking the #1 (by a huge margin) and #6 spots on the list. I'm very happy that Girls' Frontline is doing as well as it is, and it looks like Langrisser overcame the bad press it had upon release and is doing well for itself. But most importantly: I'm shocked at how well Epic Seven is performing. To be this high on the list, above so many huge franchises and only behind DBZ Dokkan Battle, without the help of a big-name franchise behind it? That's absolutely insane. --- "Someday I too will fly... and find you again!" https://i.imgtc.com/eZ90o0r.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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