- Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 has reached a whopping $1.2b in revenue amid major resurgence.
- The game received a major boost thanks to the success of Brand New Day.
- The title has recorded a revenue of over $11 million since the movie came out.
Tom Holland’s latest Spider-Man has shattered box office records and is now on track to end its cinematic journey with over $2 billion, joining an elite group. This has also led to a massive spike in players in Marvel’s Spider-Man games.
New data reveals that Spider-Man: Brand New Day‘s success has been so overwhelming that it has even pushed Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 revenue past an eye-watering $1.2 billion and generated over $11m since the movie’s release.
Why it matters: The latest movie has received glowing reviews and is in the argument for one of the best Spider-Man movies ever, and players jumped right into the PlayStation game following their cinema run.
Alinea Analytics has revealed that since the movie came out, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 has sold over 300K copies, generating over $11 million in revenue. This has taken the game’s overall revenue to beyond $1.2 billion.
While some of it is also associated to ongoing discounts, the vast majority came due to the movie’s hype. These numbers were recorded across all of the game’s available platforms, including PlayStation and PC via Steam.
This shows how big of an impact a great film can have on game sales as well. The title came out nearly 3 years ago at this point, and imagine how enormous the numbers would’ve been if both had released simultaneously.
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