Pokémon Home grosses $2.6m in first month
US leads in player spend and installs as total downloads exceed 2.3 million
The Pokémon Home mobile app has grossed $2.6 million worldwide in its first month since release.
That's according to data from market intelligence firm Sensor Tower, which found that the US accounted for 38.% of the total with $1 million.
Japan was a close second with $867,000, equal to roughly one-third of all spending.
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Since its February 12 release, Pokémon Home has been downloaded over 2.3 million times worldwide.
Again, the US accounted for the largest portion of this with 695,000, or 30.2% of installs; it was followed by Japan with 446,000, or 19.4% of downloads.
The most popular subscription option is the one-month Premium Plan for $2.99, followed by the $15.99 12 month plan.
"Revenue doubled between March 11 and 12 (from $22,000 to $44,000), exactly one month after release, signifying that a notable number of those who subscribed to the monthly plan on the first day continued their subscription for another month," said Sensor Tower.