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Konami vs Ubisoft
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Konami · vs · UbisoftJapanischer Unterhaltungskonzern, dessen Portfolio von digitalen Spielen über Casinosysteme bis hin zu Fitnessstudios reicht.
Videospiel-Publisher mit Fokus auf eigene Franchise-Marken und wiederkehrende Spieler-Monetarisierung.
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Was ist der Hauptunterschied zwischen Konami und Ubisoft?
Konami verfolgt ein diversifiziertes Geschäftsmodell, das Gaming, Casinosysteme und Fitness kombiniert, um B2B-Hardware mit Consumer-Software zu balancieren. Im Gegensatz dazu fokussiert sich Ubisoft rein auf das Publishing von Videospielen sowie die digitale Distribution und maximiert wiederkehrende Umsätze über ein globales Live-Service-Modell. Während Konami regulierte Glücksspiel- und Gesundheitssektoren bedient, zielt Ubisoft auf das globale Consumer-Gaming-Ökosystem ab.
Wie unterscheiden sich die Produkte und Features von Konami und Ubisoft?
Beide Plattformen spezialisieren sich auf proprietäre Entertainment-IPs und plattformübergreifendes Publishing, unterscheiden sich jedoch abseits des Kern-Gamings deutlich. Ubisoft bietet über Ubisoft Connect ein umfassendes digitales Ökosystem mit Fokus auf Abonnement- und Live-Service-Modelle. Konami hingegen liefert spezialisierte Casino-Hardware im Enterprise-Bereich und Software für das Fitness-Management. Während Ubisoft bei großskalierten Open-World-Softwarearchitekturen führt, liegt Konamis Stärke in regulierten, gerätebasierten Spielsystemen.
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Konami
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- ·PocketGamer.bizInteractive Entertainment (Gaming)
Konami to remove Grimoire of Souls from Apple Arcade
Konami announced that its Apple Arcade-exclusive title Castlevania: Grimoire of Souls will be removed from Apple Arcade on August 20, 2026 and will go offline entirely on September 3, 2026, after which the game will no longer be playable. Konami thanked players and the development and operations team in a public statement but gave no reason for the removal. Grimoire of Souls originally launched in September 2019 in Canada, was discontinued a year later, and was relaunched on Apple Arcade in September 2021 with microtransactions and in-game currency removed and graphical/layout updates applied.
- Konami will remove Grimoire of Souls from Apple Arcade on August 20, 2026.
- The game will go offline entirely and become unplayable on September 3, 2026.
- Konami relaunched Grimoire of Souls on Apple Arcade in September 2021 after an earlier discontinuation.
- ·Mobilegamer.bizDigital Storefronts & Mobile Gaming
MobileGamer.biz podcast: eFootball, Apple Arcade, app-store payments
The MobileGamer.biz podcast episode (published 2026-07-02) summarizes recent developments in the mobile games business. Topics include Konami’s eFootball generating roughly three times the in‑app purchase (IAP) revenue of EA FC, Apple Arcade top performers data from GameDiscoverCo, Stillfront searching for a new CEO after Alexis Bonte stepped down, confirmation of a previously reported 'Queen' story via Swedish finance title Breakit, mixed developer experiences on third‑party app stores (AltStore, Skich), and the UK regulator’s proposals that could open Apple and Google’s app store payment systems. The episode also notes regular data, jobs, and new‑games roundups and is supported by Xsolla.
- Konami’s mobile game eFootball is making about three times the IAP revenue of its closest competitor, EA FC, with most revenue currently coming from Japan.
- GameDiscoverCo supplied data on Apple Arcade’s top performers by player reviews, presented in the episode.
- Stillfront is looking for a new CEO after Alexis Bonte stepped down amid a large restructuring.
- ·Mobilegamer.bizGaming Platform
Konami’s eFootball Outpaces EA FC Mobile
Konami’s free-to-play mobile title eFootball has become a major revenue driver for the company, generating an estimated $1.5 billion in mobile revenue and more than 300 million downloads since its 2017 launch, according to Appmagic. The title earns the majority of its spending in Japan (about 58% of lifetime spend), where roughly 12 million downloads have produced about $915 million in revenue (revenue-per-download > $75). Appmagic data suggests eFootball’s in-app-purchase (IAP) revenue reached roughly $35 million across April and May, compared with EA FC Mobile’s recent monthly gross of $10–12 million. Konami’s eFootball team emphasizes regional tailoring, community feedback, server performance and accessibility, and is staging the eFootball World Festival on 26 July in Bangkok alongside the 2026 eFootball Championship World Finals.
- eFootball has earned Konami an estimated $1.5 billion on mobile platforms since launch in 2017 (Appmagic estimates).
- The app has generated more than 300 million mobile downloads (Appmagic estimates).
- Approximately 58% of lifetime player spend on eFootball comes from Japan; Japan has generated about $915 million from ~12 million downloads (revenue-per-download > $75).
Ubisoft
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- ·Mobilegamer.bizExperiential & Event Marketing
Who Spent Most on Gamescom Booths?
A MobileGamer walkthrough of Gamescom exhibitor booths (published 2026-08-26) surveys major exhibitors and standout stands across Halls 6–9. The piece highlights big presences from Tencent (Level Infinite / Tencent Games), Hoyoverse, Ubisoft, EA, NetEase, Google Play (Google), Huawei, Epic Games, Nintendo, Samsung and others, noting large game-focused activations such as Arknights: Endfield and Honor of Kings World. The author suggests Tencent was likely the biggest spender on booth space and describes a mix of PC/console and mobile-focused staging and branded experiential displays across the show floors.
- MobileGamer published a walkthrough of Gamescom exhibitor booths on 2026-08-26.
- Hoyoverse showcased multiple titles (Petit Planet, Honkai Nexus Anima, Genshin Impact, Star Rail, Zenless Zone Zero) in Hall 6.
- Halls 6–9 featured large stands from Tencent (Level Infinite / Tencent Games), Ubisoft, EA, NetEase, Google (Google Play), Huawei, Epic Games, Nintendo and Samsung.
- ·Mobilegamer.bizFinancials
Invincible Boosts Ubisoft Mobile Revenue Share
Ubisoft said mobile’s share of group net bookings nearly doubled in Q1 after the launch of Invincible: Guarding the Globe, which benefited from the March release of the fourth season of the Invincible TV series and a new in‑game character that improved acquisition, retention and monetisation. Ubisoft reported group net bookings of $291m (€256m) for the quarter, down 9% year‑on‑year but slightly ahead of guidance. Mobile’s share of total net bookings rose to 19%, up from 10% in the same period last year; Ubisoft did not disclose absolute mobile revenue figures. The earnings report makes little mention of other recent mobile launches — Rainbow Six Mobile is not referenced and The Division Resurgence is only listed as a digital‑only PC title in the Q2 schedule.
- Ubisoft reported group net bookings of $291m (€256m) for the quarter, down 9% year‑on‑year.
- Ubisoft’s mobile share of total group net bookings rose to 19% in the quarter, up from 10% year‑over‑year.
- Mobile growth was driven by Invincible: Guarding the Globe, linked to the March release of Invincible TV season 4 and the introduction of a new in‑game character.
- ·PocketGamer.bizFinancials
Ubisoft Q1: Mobile Net Bookings Share Nearly Doubles
Ubisoft reported that mobile's share of its net bookings rose from 10% to 19% in Q1 of its new fiscal year, the largest platform growth. Consoles fell from 50% to 46%, PC rose slightly to 27%, and the 'other' category declined to 8%. The company generated €255.8 million ($291m) in Q1 net bookings, down 9% year‑on‑year but slightly above guidance, driven by a record quarter from the mobile game Invincible: Guarding the Globe. Digital sales fell to 81% of net bookings from 89% a year earlier. Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot highlighted the game's contribution and reiterated disciplined execution and investment ahead of a stronger content cycle.
- Ubisoft's mobile share of net bookings rose from 10% to 19% in Q1 year‑over‑year.
- Console share of net bookings fell from 50% to 46%; PC rose from 26% to 27%; 'Other' fell from 14% to 8%.
- Ubisoft generated €255.8 million ($291 million) in Q1 net bookings, down 9% year‑on‑year.
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