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Facebook gamesGerman games company surpassed industry giants
Berlin has proposed California: The Facebook free games Zynga leads the U.S. giant with more than 260 million players. The surprise number two: the number of players is now the Berlin-based company with 33 million users Wooga just before the U.S. veteran Electronic Arts.
A billion dollars - this will save a lot of providers of free games Zynga in the share placement in the United States. The online game providers on Friday presented one of the documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The records indicate that the company is already writing black figures since 2010: Since Zynga earned approximately $ 90.6 million from $ 597.5 million in sales.
Zyngas initially popular game on Facebook, "Farmville" is the prototype of all online titles for casual gamers. You have to click every now and then, to reap and sow - more complex it will not. You can buy certain virtual items for real money, to move faster or to stand out with particularly rare equipment. These contributions are the most important source of income Zyngas.
The strong sales come at Znyga reached thanks to the mass of players: According to the statistics service AppData Zynga leads the world by far. Well 262 million active players had the 58 Facebook applications Zyngas last month.
Are in second place in the current party list ranking in AppData it a surprise: The Berlin-based company Wooga it has six games ("Bubble Iceland", "Diamond Dash") brought to 33 million players. Thus, the company founded in 2009, is before the industry giant Electronic Arts (EA). The Californian company EA, a giant in business with console and PC games, comes with 41 games on Facebook just 32 million players in the past 30 days, although can be found at the Free-Games-known brands. Thus offers free EA titles like "Madden NFL 08" and "The Simpsons: Minutes to Meltdown" at.
Wooga and EA comes back to place 4 of the Facebook-player-ranking company Playdom with 42 games and nearly 29 million players in the past 30 days. In July 2010, the entertainment giant Disney Playdom had bought for $ 563 million.