➀ Diablo IV has earned over $150 million in microtransactions since its launch; ➁ The game's monetization strategy includes store cosmetics, pricing, bundle offers, and personalized discounts; ➂ Despite the controversy, microtransactions are a staple in the video game industry and are likely to stay for the long term.
Related Articles
- Ubisoft claims microtransactions “makes the player experience more fun”3 months ago
- Amazon massively downsizes its gaming efforts in new round of lay-offs5 days ago
- Former Assassin’s Creed boss says Ubisoft asked him to ‘step aside’17 days ago
- Long-time Assassin’s Creed franchise head departs Ubisoft after 20 years19 days ago
- EA reportedly in ‘advanced talks’ for $50 billion buyoutabout 1 month ago
- Video game industry pushes back as Stop Killing Games petition gains traction4 months ago
- Assassin’s Creed Black Flag voice actor teases upcoming remake4 months ago
- Destiny ‘content vault’ causes Bungie headaches as it tries to fight Red War lawsuit6 months ago
- Call of Duty may begin locking limited-time modes behind Battle Pass6 months ago
- Assassin’s Creed Shadows is the 2nd best-selling game of 2025 so far (in the US)7 months ago