Following the Pokemon GO 2018 report, mobile analytics firm Sensor Tower has put out a report on how much Nintendo has made through all its smartphone games in 2018.
Nintendo made USD348 million from all of its smartphone games in 2018, a 15% increase from 2017. The bulk of the revenue came from Fire Emblem Heroes, which contributed 66% (USD230 million) of all smartphone revenue. Coming in distant second is Dragalia Lost, which generated about 17% (USD58.4 million). In third and fourth place are Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp (USD48.6 million) and Super Mario Run (USD10 million) respectively.
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