RolStoppable said:
That would be an oxymoron, because "boost" refers to an increase. Anyway, $50 would be the usual price for a Wii game. Not much of a point to account for distribution and development costs when it isn't done for Angry Birds either. While AB doesn't have distribution costs, I think 30 % of the revenue is taken by Apple. |
If that's true, then AB is left with 70% of the $225M figure. That leaves them with $157M.
According to my two figures above ($1.057B, $1.588B), best case scenario Nintendo would be beating them by a factor of 10 on Mario Kart Wii.







