Operating profit down 70%.
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Aion Classic Drives NCSoft Sales
Netmarble Issues Q2 2020 Finances
NCSoft Q2 Financial Highlights: Lods of Emone
What’s that spell? Loads of money! Probably.
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Netmarble Posts Higher Sales, Lower Profit For Q1 2020
Total sales up 11.6% in Q1 2020.
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NCSoft Q1 Revenue: L2M Spurs Historic Sales
Pearl Abyss Learned Cost Effective Marketing In Q1 2020
And other revenue reports from this quarter.
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Nexon Quarterly Report Shows Disruption From COVID-19
Activision Blizzard Q4 Finances: Lesser Billions

Activision Blizzard has released their fourth quarter financial reports and if you were hoping the company would burn to the ground following last year’s Hearthstone debacle, well you’re going to be sorely disappointed.
The positive side of this year’s Q4 report is that Activision didn’t pair an announcement of record revenues with hundreds of layoffs. We still expect the company to siphon a few hundred million in taxpayer dollars for simply existing in 2019. Unfortunately Activision hasn’t been able to keep up its record results from last year as the company has seen multiple straight quarters of revenue loss. Sad for the investors, but since Activision isn’t infinitely expanding not quite a surprise.
Despite this, Q4 results exceeded expectations according to Bobby Kotick.
“Our fourth quarter results exceeded our prior outlook for both revenue and earnings per share,” said Bobby Kotick, Chief Executive Officer of Activision Blizzard. “Our recent Call of Duty® success illustrates the scale of our growth potential, as we expanded the community to more players in more countries on more platforms than ever before. With our strong content pipeline across our franchises and momentum in mobile, esports, and advertising, we look forward to continuing to delight our players, fans and stakeholders in 2020 and beyond.”
Net revenue dropped from $2.3 billion for Q4 2018 to $1.98 billion in 2019, while overall net bookings similarly fell. Activision boasted a monthly average user rate of 409 million with a large portion coming from King (249 million) and of course the ongoing success of Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, and Overwatch.
Investors are happy because Activision increased dividend payouts by 11% and you have to focus on the important things.
Source: Activision
Netmarble Posts $72.9 Million In Quarterly Profit

Netmarble; you know them from Lineage II Revolution and Marvel Future Fight among other things.
This week Netmarble posted their third quarter financial documents and the results are pretty good. Company sales amounted to $533.5 million resulting in $72.6 million in operating profit and $72.9 million in net profit over the quarter spanning July to September. Quarterly sales increased 17% over last year while net profit increased 53.7% compared to the same time in 2018.
“Netmarble had significant increases in both sales and operating profit in Q3, reflecting both domestic and overseas performances of new games launched in Q2”, said Young-sig Kwon, CEO of Netmarble. He added, “At G-Star 2019, we unveiled the highly anticipated new game titles ‘Seven Knights Revolution’ and ‘Ni no Kuni: CROSS WORLDS’ for the first time and introduced ‘A3: STILL ALIVE’ and ‘Magic: ManaStrike”
Netmarble’s big revenue machines are Marvel Contest of Champions and Lineage II Revolution each pulling 14% of the company’s total sales. Upcoming titles include Magic: ManaStrike, A3: STILL ALIVE, Seven Knights Revolution, and Ni no Kuni: CROSS WORLDS.
Source: Press Release