Sony makes 59% more per active PlayStation user than in PS4 era, IGN reports, citing analyst data
IGN says data compiled by Niko Partners analyst Daniel Ahmad translates to $230 more spent by the average active PlayStation user than in 2018.
IGN says data compiled by Niko Partners analyst Daniel Ahmad translates to $230 more spent by the average active PlayStation user than in 2018.
IGN reports that Sony is making 59% more money per active PlayStation user than during the PS4 era, citing data compiled by Niko Partners’ Daniel Ahmad. That translates to $230 more spent by the average active user than in 2018, IGN says. IGN also cites an analyst’s explanation that Sony is marketing the PS5 less aggressively because it is making more money from PlayStation users.
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IGN says data compiled by Niko Partners analyst Daniel Ahmad translates to $230 more spent by the average active PlayStation user than in 2018.
IGN reports that Sony is making 59% more money per active PlayStation user than during the PS4 era, citing data compiled by Niko Partners’ Daniel Ahmad. That translates to $230 more spent by the average active user than in 2018, IGN says. IGN also cites an analyst’s explanation that Sony is marketing the PS5 less aggressively because it is making more money from PlayStation users.
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