Diablo 4’s item shop has made $150 million
But it’s very interesting to know how much Diablo 4’s shop has made for a few reasons. The first is that Diablo 4’s premium business model — with a full-price game release
Blizzard Has Reportedly Earned $150 Million From Diablo IV Microtransactions
Diablo IV launched back in June 2023 and in just five days has pulled in a whopping $666 million for Blizzard. The dungeon crawler is continuing to receive robust post-launch support from the developer, with the next expansion, Vessel of Hatred, arriving on October 8.
Diablo 4 has made $1 billion and counting for Blizzard, and a huge chunk of that comes from devilish microtransactions
According to what Froeschke wrote (his profile has since been taken down), Diablo 4 has made over $1 billion in all-time revenue since its launch in early June last year. Of that, a sizable $150 million has some from microtransaction purchases on in-game shop items like weapon skins, armor sets, and other premium cosmetics.
Blizzard's Diablo 4 Generates $150M From Microtransactions, Contributing To Over $1B In Sales
Blizzard’s Diablo 4 has reportedly generated $150 million from in-game microtransactions since its release in June 2023. The information comes from a now-deleted LinkedIn post by Harrison Froeschke, Blizzard's senior product manager.
Diablo 4 has reportedly earned Blizzard $150m from microtransactions
Diablo 4 has reportedly earned Blizzard around $150 million from in-game microtransactions since it released in June
Diablo 4 Players Have Spent $150 Million On Skins And Microtransactions
Blizzard’s 2023 action RPG dungeon looter Diablo 4 has been criticized for its microtransactions and pricey skins. But apparently, that hasn’t stopped plenty of players from spending over $100 million on in-game cosmetics and other items since it launched.
Diablo 4 has reportedly crossed $1 billion in sales with $150 million from microtransactions
A Blizzard lead may have spilled the beans on just how well Diablo 4 has been doing since its release in 2023.
Blizzard accidentally revealed how much Diablo 4 microtransactions contributed to the RPG’s sales before hiding it
Blizzard senior product manager Harrison Froeschke posted on LinkedIn that Diablo 4 has brought in over $1 billion since it launched in June 2023, and $150 million of that came from Diablo 4’s in-game item shop.
Blizzard has reportedly generated $150 million from microtransactions in Diablo 4
Blizzard has reportedly generated $150 million from microtransactions in Diablo 4. According to Eurogamer, since its release in June 2023, Diablo 4 is said to have earned Blizzard approximately $150 million from in-game microtransactions.
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