Mobile games firm DeNA wants its partnership with Nintendo to rake in more than $25m a month, the firm’s CEO has said.
The two companies recently agreed a major deal to collaborate on bringing Nintendo’s IP to mobile devices. Speaking to Reuters, Isao Moriyasu said though DeNA has yet to discuss specific financial targets with the console firm, it wanted to surpass its previous best-selling game, Kaito Royale, which brought in $25m a month on average.
Though not disclosed, it is claimed that Nintendo will likely receive around 70 per cent of proceeds from the partnership.