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DeNA’s Pokémon TCG Pocket is bleeding players and money due to persistent design flaws—especially poor pull rates and a restrictive pack-point system—despite a major update. MAU has fallen about 41% year over year and operating profit for the game segment dropped sharply, leaving the author skeptical about a comeback, even as the animated Immersive cards remain the game's bright spot.
Pokémon TCG Pocket’s active users plunged—MAU dropping from 39 million to 23 million in the latest quarter—while DeNA reported revenue down 33.2% year over year to 12.12 billion yen and profits down 62% to 3.826 billion yen. The company says it will roll out events and promotions to boost login frequency, retention, and engagement, even as players criticize repetitive events; the current expansion, Ruler of the Skies headlined by Mega Rayquaza, is praised for art but fans accuse the progression and pull rates of stagnating the experience.
Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket, a new mobile game announced during the Pokémon Presents showcase, allows players to collect, trade, and battle with Pokémon trading cards. Developed by DeNA, the game focuses on card collection and features the ability to trade cards and battle other players online. It is set to be released later this year and offers players two free packs a day, with potential for microtransactions.
Nintendo and DeNA have launched their joint venture, Nintendo Systems, which aims to strengthen the digitalization of Nintendo's business and create new value-added services. The company's exact focus is still unclear, but it is speculated that it will develop and publish forthcoming mobile titles or handle the infrastructure regarding Nintendo Accounts services. The website suggests that Nintendo Systems will assist with the development and operation of systems related to the digital part of Nintendo's business.
Nintendo and DeNA have officially launched their joint venture company, Nintendo Systems, which aims to create new innovations for the world of gaming. The companies have worked together on various titles in the past, but it is not yet known what they are currently working on. The president of Nintendo Systems is Tetsuya Sasaki, who has worked on popular titles such as The Legend of Zelda and Mario Kart.
Nintendo and DeNA have launched their joint venture, Nintendo Systems, to improve the digital part of Nintendo’s business and create new services. The venture is led by a team of engineers from both companies and aims to leverage their relationship of trust to create new innovations for the world. The development of technology surrounding entertainment is expected to continue to grow.
Nintendo and DeNA have launched their joint venture, Nintendo Systems, which will focus on the development and operation of digital systems related to Nintendo's business and the planning, development, and operation of new services. The company's president is Tetsuya Sasaki, who has been with Nintendo since 1995. The joint venture aims to leverage the relationship of trust between Nintendo and DeNA to create new innovations for the world, driven by Nintendo's originality and DeNA's knowledge of technology.
Nintendo and DeNA have established a joint venture company, Nintendo Systems Co., Ltd., with the goal of strengthening the digitalization of Nintendo's business. The company will research and develop, as well as create value-added services to further reinforce Nintendo's relationship with consumers. The joint venture will leverage the relationship of trust between Nintendo and DeNA, which has been cultivated through a partnership of more than seven years, to create new innovations for the world.