EA Generates $90 Million in Digital Distribution Sales in Three Months
by Aaron Linde and Chris Faylor, Jul 29, 2008 3:02pm PDTElectronic Arts amassed over $90 million in direct digital sales in the first quarter of its 2008 fiscal year, the company announced today.
The sales figures include revenue generated by the company's EA Store, which offers direct downloads of its catalog of PC titles and a variety of games for mobile phones, as well as games and content on the Xbox Live Marketplace and the PlayStation Network.
In addition to games, the company also offers music via the EA Store's EA Trax division, serving direct downloads of soundtracks from such titles as EA Maxis' SimCity Societies and EA Montreal's Army of Two.
Soundtracks featuring licensed music such as the Madden NFL and NBA Live series are offered via Apple's iTunes music download service, and are likely not counted as part of the $90 million revenue figure.
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this article is getting bookmarked for quoting in every pc gaming is dying article, i expect a mass of them within the year before next consoles from the pr companys
cant wait for that report a company is doing on all pc sales not just north america retail(most outdated business model eva!!!
BTW... OMG PC GAMING IS DYING!!!111oneone
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But seriously EA, put your games on Steam. >:(
More potential sources of money = win?
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