The chart below shows how this spending has broken down as a ratio of average revenue per download. The second largest share of revenue for the game thus far has come from the United States at about 11 percent of the total. Looking at where Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp's revenue is coming from so far, we found that Japan has accounted for about 86 percent of player spending to date. In plain terms, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp has grossed less than one third as much as Fire Emblem Heroes and less than one half as much as Super Mario Run in the same amount of time post-launch. Note that the figures below are gross revenue and that Super Mario Run's total includes both its App Store and Google Play Launches.
Our revenue estimates for the first nine days of Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp's worldwide availability ($10 million) show that the title ranks third behind Fire Emblem Heroes ($33 million) and Super Mario Run ($24 million) in terms of total player spend for the same period following these titles' global launches. In this post, we look at how that compares to the first two mobile game releases from the Kyoto-based gaming giant, along with which countries' players are spending the most in-game. Having been downloaded 15 million times in less than a week, Nintendo's third mobile game, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, has grossed an estimated $10 million worldwide since its global launch, according to Sensor Tower Store Intelligence data.
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