One of the most lucrative games in the world is rolling over to Nintendo’s handheld platform.
Monster Strike, which is already a huge success on iOS and Android, is getting a 3DS adaptation, according to Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu (via Gematsu). The game will debut December 17 for around $40 (4,500 yen). That might sound like a lot of cash for a game you can typically download for free on a smartphone, but developer Mixi is making some huge changes to its game to justify that price. Monster Strike is one of a handful of games that makes approximately $1 billion annually from in-app purchases on iOS and Android. It is part of what gaming-market analyst Serkan Toto calls the “Japanese duopoly” along with Puzzle & copies in Japan alone), it could pad out its revenues with a 3DS version.
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