"Pokemon GO" has been downloaded 5000 times per minute

ByPiki 768

Game application under overseas hit "Pokémon GOA site where you can see in real time what kind of downloads are being downloaded has appeared. That momentum is a tremendous thing, actually 5000 downloads per minute.

Pokemon Go App Downloads and Revenue in Real Time
http://appinstitute.com/pokemongo-realtime-stats/

This is published by AppInstitute, which has developed a service that makes it easy to create applications. The count started from the moment of opening the page, and in 1 minute the iOS version (left) increased to 3361, the Android version (right) increased to 1581, the total number of downloads (middle) to 4942. In other words, Pokémon GO has been downloaded approximately 5000 times in one minute.


As you keep the page open, the count increases steadily and reaches a total of 24,000 downloads in 5 minutes.


As you scroll down the page, you will also see information on how much earnings are being generated during that time. While Pokémon GO earned $ 20,000 (about 2 million yen), Crash of Clan earned $ 4734 (about 500,000 yen), and Puzzle & Dragons earned $ 2566 (about 270,000 yen). Pokémon GO is extraordinarily extraordinary, so it is hazy, but this is a figure in about 5 minutes, so other game applications are quite good too.


America's top number of downloads by country.


A graph showing how much time each application is binding on each day. Pokémon GO is above Facebook, photo sharing application Snapchat, Twitter etc.


The difference in the number of users who started each game since opening this page looks like this. Over 90,000 people began Candy crash, more than 110,000 Pokémon GOs began.


Looking at the number of active users a day, Pokémon GO said that it is the largest number of users as an American mobile game.


By the way, Pokémon GO is overwhelming also in download comparisons with categories other than games.


I reached 150,000 downloads in 30 minutes. When service in Japan begins, how much users will increase with the momentum?