How Much Genshin Impact Made Since Release? Revenue Revealed
Here s how much money Genshin Impact made since its release date.
The latest revenue and earning numbers were revealed for miHoYo‘s blockbuster
Genshin Impact. The free-to-play, open world, action RPG, as of March 2021, five months after the release date of Genshin Impact 1.0, has earned over $874 million. Honor of Kings by Tencent, and
PUBG Mobile, also from Tencent. In fourth position we have
Roblox from Roblox Corporation in fifth position.
How Much
Genshin Impact Earned Since Launch, By Country?
China is the biggest revenue generating country, with $253 million. In second position we have Japan with $237 million, and in third position the United States with $162 million. In total,
Genshin Impact - Hu Tao Release Time for America Server Revealed
Hu Tao is coming home.
Everyone knows Hu Tao is releasing today, March 2, in
Genshin Impact, but it seems many players are still confused as to when the exact time her banner will release on the America server. Moreover, it’s even more confusing when some players on Twitter already obtained Hu Tao, while others still need to wait. We’re here to help and explain everything.
miHoYo officially announced Hu Tao will release at “18:00 Server Time” on March 2. The
Genshin Impact America server’s time is set to Eastern Time.
The five Xiao Lanterns in the event:
A Xiao Lantern decorated with imagery of bamboo leaves. May everything be as you wish in the year ahead.
A Xiao Lantern decorated with sparrows flying to their nest. May heroes return home to reunite with family and friends.
Decorated with with imagery of swimming fish. May our luck be abundant in the year ahead.
A Lantern decorated with imagery of grain. May you want for nothing in the year ahead.
A Xiao Lantern decorated with imagery of Mora. May you find riches and treasures in the year ahead.
Wish Upon A Lantern
Star-Ledger wins general excellence award, numerous other top honors from state press association
Updated Feb 21, 2021;
It was the eighth time in the past 11 years The Star-Ledger won the award. Journalists at NJ Advance Media provide the majority of the locally produced content for The Star-Ledger, NJ.com and other affiliated papers.
In addition to the general excellence award, The Star-Ledger also took home top honors in various editorial, advertising and photography awards with much of the coverage focused on the devastating effects the coronavirus pandemic has had on New Jersey.
“Year in and year out, we have proven that we have the best team of journalists in New Jersey,” said Kevin Whitmer, the organization’s lead editor. “The pandemic pushed our journalists to new levels of service and quality journalism. That shows in these results and the fact that millions of readers every day now rely on our work to keep them safe and informed.”