According to a new research conducted by Superdata, Riot Games’s League of Legends appears to be the most popular MMO with 11.9 percent market share, racking up a revenue of a whopping $946 million so far in 2014.
League of Legends is followed by the likes of Crossfire which is at the second place with a 11.2 percent market share and a revenue of $897 million, with Dungeon Fighter online also has the same market share, but generated a little lower, $891 million.
The list also includes Blizzard’s World of Warcraft which is at the fourth spot with 9.1 percent market share and a revenue of $728 million. Other popular games games on the list includes Counter-Strike Online at 1.9 percent with $148 million, DotA 2 at 1.7 percent with $136 million revenue, and Hearthstone at 1.4 percent with revenue to date standing at $114 million.
At the moment, the MMO revenues stands at almost $8 billion, but the folks at Super data estimates that worldwide MMO is on track to generate $11 billion by the end of this year, growing to as much as $13 billion by the end of 2017.
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