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A fillable pdf quarterly calendar template designed with holidays and notes space. Best to be used as quarterly planner. They have a big enough world-wide audience, and no doubt enough money in the bank, to make it a pretty viable alternative. The second is how much of that list is made up of mobile titles. Pokemon Go is not all that far behind League of Legends , perennial list topper on the PC end of the monthly charts. And while LoL has been down this year, I keep hearing people say that Pokemon Go was just a fad that peaked back in SuperData Year in Review — Premium digital revenue.

This chart is limited to PC and consoles. Probably the first thing that pops up when comparing the premium chart versus the free to play is that, save for PUBG , nothing on the premium chart made enough money to make it onto the free chart were they combined. And then there is the question of where World of Warcraft lays in this mix. But somehow Overwatch , which barely made the charts over the course of , did. However, that costs money, much more that I would like to spend, so I am left looking for clues in the incomplete data.

I think there is a hint in another slide. But it is an all digital environment too. Nobody is going to GameStop or Target or Amazon for a mobile game in a box. Of the remainder, the North America spends nearly double the amount that Europe does on mobile games.

As one might expect, premium on PC and consoles is strongest in the west. Europe and NA spend about the same total, but Europe is split about even between PC and console while in NA about three quarters of premium dollars are spent on console titles. WoW earning a billion dollars in a year stopped being a thing quite a while back. I read the comments over at Massively OP where every time a mobile MMO comes up the crowd holds their nose like somebody passed gas and cash shops and lock boxes are viewed with opprobrium.