How Talking Tom Killed The Angry Birds Franchise
Why did Angry Birds go bankrupt, and what does it have to do with Talking Tom? Put simply, Talking Tom was the game that killed the Angry Birds franchise. But how did they do it? Today, I'll be exploring the story of Talking Tom and how it became the world's biggest mobile gaming franchise :)
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In 2010, angry birds was unstoppable. They had games, merchandise, and the ambition to become the next Disney! But, beyond the horizon was a game that was about to break the app stores. A Talking Tom franchise so large it would grow to 3 times the size of Angry Birds, reach over 40 billion views on YouTube, and gain more active players than any other mobile game for the next ten years and counting.
This is the mindblowing story of the Angry Birds dethroner, Talking Tom Cat - the game the world underestimated!
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VIDEO CHAPTERS
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0:00 Unstoppable Angry Birds
0:53 The Shaky Start
3:31 A Winning Strategy
5:26 The Rise of a Franchise
6:46 The Billion Dollar Sale
8:56 Outlasting Angry Birds
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