NTDOY Stock Remains Pricey As Pokemon GO’s Popularity Wanes

It’s been less than three months since the new Nintendo Co., Ltd (ADR) (OTCMKTS:NTDOY) mobile game Pokemon GO took the world by storm. However, the game’s reign as the top-grossing iPhone app is over. The latest data from the App Store shows that Pokemon GO is no longer the No. 1 app.

Nintendo NTDOY logoNow that the Pokemon GO dust is finally starting to settle, investors can start to piece together how big of an impact the game will ultimately have for NTDOY stock investors.

NTDOY’s Pokemon GO Numbers

One of the problems with the surprise success of Pokemon GO is that it was hard to decipher exactly how big the game was going to be and what exactly that meant for NTDOY stock.

The chart below from SensorTower shows how Pokemon GO’s 73 days at the top of Apple Inc.‘s (NASDAQ:AAPL) U.S. App Store’s Top Grossing list compare to other top apps.

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Despite the fact that Pokemon GO brought in more than $400 million in gross revenue in its first two months, its stint at the top of the App Stores list is not the longest. Pokemon GO’s 73-day streak comes in third behind Candy Crush Saga’s 109-day run and Clash of Clans’ impressive 347-day run.

Value Added To NTDY Stock

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