Activision Blizzard Financial: WoW Subs Drop to 9.1M

Activision Blizzard Financial: WoW Subs Drop to 9.1M
[Aug 02, 2012, 8:17 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments

Activision Blizzard's Quarterly Financial Results beat analyst projections due to strong performance of the new installments in the Diablo and Skylanders series. The company is raising its outlook for the full year, in spite of word that World of Warcraft has shed another 1.1 million subscribers since their last report, leaving the MMORPG with only about nine million more paying subscribers than the typical such game: "Second-quarter sales, excluding changes in deferred revenue, rose 51 percent to $1.05 billion and beat the $837 million average of 19 analysts’ estimates compiled by Bloomberg. Total revenue fell 6.2 percent to $1.08 billion. The company’s “World of Warcraft” multiplayer online game lost 1.1 million subscribers in the period, finishing at 9.1 million."

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Re: Activision Blizzard Financial: WoW Subs Drop to 9.1M
Aug 3, 2012, 09:03

Ano***

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Re: Activision Blizzard Financial: WoW Subs Drop to 9.1M Aug 3, 2012, 09:03

Aug 3, 2012, 09:03

Ano***

Only 9 million?! Wow total failure (sarcasm)!:)

Not paying a dime of my own money for the addon. Yes, D3 has issues, but there is no history or facts out there that support Blizzard will just abandon this game. They will tweak it and the RMAH has treated me pretty good thus far and that is with weak items at the moment.

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