据pocketgamer报道，韩国手机游戏开发商Gamevil日前公布了2010年财报，该公司去年的总销售额达285亿韩元（约合2540万美元），比2009年增长了17%。

游戏邦获悉，该公司净收益为148亿韩元（约合1320万美元），比上一年增长25%，成为韩国首家收益突破100亿韩元的手机游戏公司。

该公司的运营利润率是54%，净利润率是52%，比2009年的净利润率提高了4%，创下了该公司的历史纪录。

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这组数据表明，Gamevil已经成为韩国游戏市场上收益和利润最为领先的公司之一。

Gamevil表示，《Baseball Superstars》和《Zenonia》系列是游戏销量的最大功臣，不过《Soccer Superstars》和《Illusia》等新游戏也同样表现不俗。

除此之外，游戏邦还获知Gamevil的虚拟商品销售也同样令人瞩目，其销售额占公司总收益的47%。

Gamevil首席技术官Yong Kuk Lee表示，2011年移动设备、网络及运营模式还会发生许多变化，Gamevil将抓住这个难得的发展机遇进一步扩大游戏用户规模和营收，同时在手机及社交游戏领域获得丰收。

该公司还预测，Gamevil在2011年发布的游戏将是去年的两倍，其中主要是社交及智能手机游戏。（本文为游戏邦/gamerboom.com编译，转载请注明来源：游戏邦）

Gamevil post record annual sales of $25.4 million in 2010, up 17% yoy

Gamevil (KDQ:063080) has announced record financial figures for 2010.

Total sales were 28.5 billion Won ($25.4 million), up 17 percent compared to 2009.

Net income was 14.8 billion Won ($13.2 million), up 25 percent from the previous year, which marked the first time a Korean mobile games company had passed 10 billion Won.

Operating profit percentage was 54 percent and net profit percentage was 52 percent, the latter of which 4 percent up from 2009′s rate, which was previously a record for the firm.

Said figures mean the firm is effectively leading the pack from a Korean perspective, posting both the highest revenue and profit in the country’s games market.

Something old, something new

Gamevil claims sales were once again driven by its Baseball Superstars and Zenonia franchises, though new blood – in the form of Soccer Superstars and Illusia – also made an impression.

More interestingly, however, Gamevil’s adoption of virtual goods continues to pay off – such sales made up 47 percent of the firm’s total income.

“Many changes are expected in devices, networks and business models in 2011. By facing them head on, we strive to grow in both scope and revenue as a global mobile gaming company,” said CFO Yong Kuk Lee.

“It’s been a decade of great positives for Gameil, and we anticipate on succeeding in both mobile and social landscapes.”

The firm claims its output in 2011 will more than double from the 11 games it released in 2010, with social and smartphone gaming the focus.（source:pocketgamer）