lundi 19 juin 2017

IGN's Top 25 Games of the Show by the Numbers


And the top 10 biggest games by platform, too.

Now that the annual gathering of the industry's biggest developers and publishers is firmly in the books, we're left with a slew quick looks, deep dives, hot takes, and opinions on the best and brightest games shown during E3 2017.

We've already announced our winners for IGN's Best of E3 Awards, given you our take on the 10 most important stories from E3, and collected every article, video, and piece of content from our complete coverage of the show in our E3 2017 IGN Hub. But there's room for an objective take on the story of E3 2017 straight from our data.

This year we're giving you a look at IGN's biggest games based purely on content views on the IGN website and mobile apps in the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia, as pulled from Google Analytics the week of E3 2017 (Saturday, June 10 thru Thursday, June 15.)

Top 25 Games by IGN Traffic

In descending order from most popular:

  1. 1. Star Wars Battlefront 2
  2. 2. Assassin's Creed Origins
  3. 3. South Park: The Fractured But Whole
  4. 4. Marvel's Spider-Man
  5. 5. Super Mario Odyssey
  6. 6. Anthem
  7. 7. Beyond Good and Evil 2
  8. 8. Metroid Prime 4
  9. 9. Call of Duty: WW2
  10. 10. Destiny 2
  11. 11. Kingdom Hearts 3
  12. 12. God of War [PS4]
  13. 13. A Way Out
  14. 14. Crackdown 3
  15. 15. Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus
  16. 16. Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle
  17. 17. Days Gone
  18. 18. Marvel vs Capcom Infinite
  19. 19. Metroid: Samus Returns
  20. 20. Dragon Ball FighterZ
  21. 21. Skull and Bones
  22. 22. Need for Speed Payback
  23. 23. Shadow of the Colossus Remake
  24. 24. Far Cry 5
  25. 25. Monster Hunter World

To add some context to these numbers, EA's showcase was the first event of the week, debuting Star Wars Battlefront 2 a whole day ahead of the next conference. That head start certainly helped get eyes on the company's lineup in a considerable window of time without competition.

It's also interesting to note that some of these games were little more than a teaser or logo like Nintendo's reveal of Metroid Prime 4. Which, in this context, could indicate a greater interest in the game since there were fewer pieces of content to consume overall.

To give you a better sense of where interest landed by platform, here are the top 10 games for PS4, Xbox, PC, and Nintendo pulled using the same guidelines as above.

Top 10 PS4 Games by IGN Traffic

In descending order from most popular:

  1. 1. Star Wars Battlefront 2
  2. 2. Assassin's Creed Origins
  3. 3. South Park: The Fractured But Whole
  4. 4. Marvel's Spider-Man
  5. 5. Anthem
  6. 6. Beyond Good and Evil 2
  7. 7. Call of Duty: WW2
  8. 8. Destiny 2
  9. 9. Kingdom Hearts 3
  10. 10. God of War [PS4]
Top 10 Xbox Games by IGN Traffic

In descending order from most popular:

  1. 1. Star Wars Battlefront 2
  2. 2. Assassin's Creed Origins
  3. 3. South Park: The Fractured But Whole
  4. 4. Anthem
  5. 5. Beyond Good and Evil 2
  6. 6. Call of Duty: WW2
  7. 7. Destiny 2
  8. 8. Kingdom Hearts 3
  9. 9. A Way Out
  10. 10. Crackdown 3
Top 10 PC Games by IGN Traffic

In descending order from most popular:

  1. 1. Star Wars Battlefront 2
  2. 2. Assassin's Creed Origins
  3. 3. South Park: The Fractured But Whole
  4. 4. Anthem
  5. 5. Beyond Good and Evil 2
  6. 6. Call of Duty: WW2
  7. 7. Destiny 2
  8. 8. A Way Out
  9. 9. Crackdown 3
  10. 10. Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus
Top 10 Nintendo Games by IGN Traffic

In descending order from most popular:

  1. 1. Super Mario Odyssey
  2. 2. Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle
  3. 3. Metroid: Samus Returns
  4. 4. Fire Emblem Warriors
  5. 5. Sonic Mania
  6. 6. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild - The Master Trials
  7. 7. Pokken Tournament DX
  8. 8. Cave Story+
  9. 9. Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions
  10. 10. Pokemon for Nintendo Switch

Now that it's all out on the table, this is where we as a media outlet look the rankings and piece together an understanding of what people want to see and why.

What conclusions do you draw from the data above? Are you surprised by anything you see? We want to hear your takeaways, feedback, and points of conversation, so let's dive into the comments and talk about it.

Brandin Tyrrel is an Editor at IGN. Can you believe there are fewer than 12 months until the E3 2018? You can follow him on Twitter at @BrandinTyrrel.

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