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Infinity Blade Has Made A Lot Of Money
Epic and Chair's iOS game has blasted past the previous record for most cash made in the shortest amount of time.
Appmodo has done the math and as of last night, the site estimates that Infinity Blade's 271,424 users have paid a total of $1,625,829.76 if you add up all of those $5.99 purchases. How does this compare to the previous record holder? Cut the Rope made a cool $1 million in ten days. Keep in mind that Cut the Rope only costs a dollar so it had a lot more people playing it, but still.
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