Digital revenues on consoles have been growing for years, but the upward trend line is not without its dips. Research firm Superdata today released its monthly digital console sales report, and found that February saw the worldwide market for digital console games total $233 million, down 3.7 percent year-over-year.
Superdata--which collects digital point-of-sale data from developers, publishers, and payment service providers--reported that Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare brought in the most money from digital full game sales, downloadable content and micro transactions, totaling $31.6 million on its own. January's top game, Grand Theft Auto V, slipped to second place, bringing in $29.7 million digitally.
Superdata--which collects digital point-of-sale data from developers, publishers, and payment service providers--reported that Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare brought in the most money from digital full game sales, downloadable content and micro transactions, totaling $31.6 million on its own. January's top game, Grand Theft Auto V, slipped to second place, bringing in $29.7 million digitally.
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