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1. Supercell: A Mobile Game Behemoth

Founded in Helsinki, Finland, the gaming developer has been behind Clash of Clans along with a number of other popular mobile games: Hay Day and Boom Beach. Those three games earned Supercell $1.7 billion in sales during 2014.

2. $5 million a day

As of February 2015, Supercell rakes in over $5 million a day from Clash of Clans. Holy cow that's a lotta coin.

3. Supercell is valued at $5.5 billion

With a multitude of successful mobile games, Supercell was recently valued at $5.5 billion after an investment by SoftBank.

4. Five iPads at Once!

George Yao, a top-ranked player, spent six months playing Clash of Clans on five iPads -- all at the same time! He would even take his iPads into the shower with him.

5. $7,000 Invested Per Month

Panda, one of the top 10 CoC players, told Wired that he spends nearly $7,000 a month on his Clash of Clan village. That seven grand accounts for just seven percent of his income.

6. The most viewed Super Bowl ad in 2015

In the latest Super Bowl, Clash of Clans debuted a commercial with Liam Neeson parodying his character from "Taken." It was the most viewed Super Bowl ad in 2015, and was selected by YouTube users as the second best ad from the Big Game.

7. The Top 10 Players Account For Half the Revenue

According to Wired, Clash of Clans and other mobile games attribute nearly 50 percent of their revenue to just the top 10 percent of players. Oh, so that's how games stay free to play.

8. Clash of Clans Has 29 Million Active Users

According to Re/code, along with bringing in millions of dollars a day, there are over 29.5 million active users in the game. You're out of the loop if you don't play this game.

9. Just 15 people work on Clash of Clans

Supercell employs around 150 people, yet Clash of Clans has around 15 people working on the popular game, per Venturebeat.

10. Troops Are Divided Into Multiple Tiers

In Clash of Clans, you are able to play as five different tiers of troops. Those tiers include 1-3, Dark Elixir Troops and Heroes.

11. Sleeping Builder

If you aren't busy enough, the Builder's Hut will show a builder catching some z's and enjoying the lovely weather.

12. P.E.K.K.A was named through Facebook

Supercell held a Facebook contest in 2012 for the best name that worked with the acronym P.E.K.K.A. The winner? "Perfect Enraged Knight Killer of Assassins." Bravo, people of Facebook.

13. Hidden Teslas Do Major Damage to a P.E.K.K.A

Due to the conductivity of the P.E.K.K.A's sturdy armor, hidden teslas can do double the damage on the intimidating war machine.

14. P.E.K.K.A Changes Appearance

Along with the dragon, a P.E.K.K.A is the only character in Clash of Clans that actually changes their appearance at every level.

15. That's Not a Wall

Unlike other MMO/real-time strategy games, placing your base at the corner of a map will not give you an unofficial wall of protection, so watch out!

16. Town Hall Levels

Make sure to pay attention to Town Hall levels when preparing your attack. If you take on a Town Hall equal to your level you get a 100 percent modifier on looting your opponent, while attacking higher Town Hall levels will give you even more rewards.

17. Make Sure to Preserve Your Hero

Heroes are extremely valuable in Clash of Clans. With an arduous wait for your Hero to regain their stamina, make sure to use your protagonist wisely and while you're away place them in rest or guard mode.

18. Heroes Are Immortal

Like your favorite movie, Heroes cannot die. They are arguably the most powerful troop in the game, but instead of dying they must regenerate. A valuable tool in CoC

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SG Gaming Info writes: "If you are a motor sport fan and are looking for the closest experience to real life motor sport than look no further than Project CARS. Project CARS offers an amazingly realistic car handling and weather, but the game falls short in replay value and computer AI."

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Resident Evil has been the cornerstone of Capcoms rise to success over the past two decades. The franchises longevity has inflated the publisher's bottom line again and again, and now with the announcement of Resident Evil Zeros digital remake this looks set to continue. The question is, how much longer can Capcom remain reliant upon their troubled flagship?

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The Game and Watchcast reflects on the experience of playing Majora's Mask for the first time, and how the 15 year old game can still influence games today.

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E3 is getting close, and while youll have to wait for EAs press conference to see some gameplay, some formation is filtering down the grapevine.

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Epic Games' Ray Davis believes that the series is in safe hands.

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NL: "Nintendo caused quite a bit of heated discussion when it confirmed that online shooter Splatoon would lack voice chat. The ability to communicate with fellow players is a staple of other online shooters, but Nintendo decided against including it in this ink-covered offering. Critics immediately started sharpening their knives, accusing the Japanese company of being over-cautious on the matter."

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Today the good folks at The Bartlet Jones Supernatural Detective Agency released a full fledged character profile of one of the maniacs youll get to play in Drawn to Death, Johnny Savage, including plenty illustrations, animated GIFs and more.