Niantic denies Pokémon Go revenue at five-year low.
TL;DR
Reports of Pokémon GO's monthly earnings being at a five-year low are "incorrect," according to developer Niantic. The company stated that its revenue is up on the same period from last year, and that the recent Raid changes have resulted in increased in-person raiding. The drop in revenue may be due in part to the negative reception to Niantic's decision to increase the price of Remote Raid Passes, which came into effect at the start of April 2023.
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- Pokémon Go developer dismisses "incorrect" report that claimed revenue down to lowest since 2018 Eurogamer.net
- Niantic Refutes Claims That Pokémon Go’s Revenue Has Slumped To Five Year Low IGN
- Niantic Denies Reports Pokemon Go Revenue Is At A Five Year Low TheGamer
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