'Pokemon Go' News & Update: Apple Enjoy Huge Gains From The Title, How?; Founder Planning To Develop A 'Game of Thrones' Themed Game

There is no doubt that "Pokemon Go" is the hottest game today. In fact, most if not all are addicted to the game because of its unique gameplay. However, did you know that Apple is also earning tons of money from "Pokemon Go?" Learn how.

Apple Earning Tons Of Money For 'Pokemon Go'

"Pokemon Go" is a huge success, no one will argue. According to Gizmodo, Nintendo's stock doubled following the title's release. However, aside from Nintendo, the Cupertino-based tech giant who is popular with their iPad, iPhones, MacBook Pro and MacBook Air is also enjoying and earning from "Pokemon Go's" success.

According to the report, Apple may gain $3 billion in the next two years due to "Pokemon Go's" success. Apple reportedly charges a fee to put an app in their store and they collect 30 percent of the earnings, every time players spend for the game.

CLSA analyst Jay Defibaugh believe that Apple's earnings will be more than Nintendo's. Laura Martin thinks the same, she said "We think Apple's near-term cash flow from Pokémon Go is higher than Nintendo."

'Pokemon Go' Founder Will Develop A 'Game of Thrones' Themed Game

Meanwhile, for those who are enjoying "Pokemon Go," the brain behind the popular game is considering to bring the players in Westeros. Niantic co-founder Archit Bhargava teased that "Pokemon Go" is just the beginning and told GameSpot his other plans.

"For us, we're really trying to create the genre of real-world gaming," Bhargava said. He added that they want the players to move and explore their surroundings. "My personal fantasy is like a Game of Thrones game where Westeros is mapped out on Earth and you join House Stark or whatever."

Yes, you read it right after "Pokemon Go," there are high chances that "Game of Thrones" will also be enjoyed in augmented reality games. Are you excited for this? Do you want to play "Game of Thrones" and map the world as Westeros?

How do you feel about Apple earning more than Nintendo in "Pokemon Go?" Do you agree that the Cupertino-based tech giant is earning more? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.