What a game company reported for a quarter or a year, from its 10-Q, 10-K or 20-F filed with the SEC and from the annual reports European groups file in ESEF. Each result gives the figures the filing reports for its own period, next to the same figure a year earlier when we hold it. A figure the filing doesn't report is left out, never worked out.
Net income of $58.32 billion topped operating income of $53.54 billion; the other income (expense), net line rose to $15.93 billion, a change management ties mainly to unrealized gains on equity securities.
The annual report put net income at $887 million, or $3.51 a share, and was filed while the company's sale to an investor consortium was pending.
The filing ties higher general and administrative expense mainly to a $95 million adjustment for the SuperPlay earnout.
Revenue rose 16.8% to $508.24 million; the filing tied the charges to Unity's decision to sunset the ironSource Ads Network and to what it described as a planned divestiture of Supersonic.
Peripherals revenue rose 10.1% while components and systems fell 10.3%, which the company ties to softer demand for self-built PCs.
Revenue left out the former Apps business, which the report classified as discontinued operations.
Revenue was $8.89 billion, 1.0% lower, and in the Studios segment games revenue fell 30% excluding currency effects, on lower library revenues.
The quarterly report for the quarter ended Mar 28, 2026 shows operating income of $1.48 billion, up from $806 million, and net income of $1.38 billion, up from $709 million.
In its earnings release the company lowered its expectations for growth in 2026, tying the change to its safety work.
The 10-Q for the quarter ended Mar 31, 2026 showed revenue of $181.52 billion and operating income of $23.85 billion.
Microsoft's 10-Q ties the fall to lower Xbox hardware and Xbox content and services revenue, and the company's growth to Microsoft Cloud.
Intel reported a net loss of $3.73 billion attributable to its shareholders, after $4.07 billion of restructuring and other charges that its earnings release said primarily included a goodwill impairment at its Mobileye unit.
Operating income rose 200% to $1.99 billion and net income attributable to shareholders 255% to $1.58 billion, the 20-F shows.
Revenue grew 13.1%, and the video platform, which also offers mobile games, had lost CNY 1.34 billion from operations a year earlier.
Operating income rose 21.1% to RMB35.83 billion, and the company credits the games segment's growth to strong in-house titles and new releases including Where Winds Meet and Marvel Rivals.
The net loss was €13.03 million, against €3.6 million a year earlier, and the report records a €14.9 million impairment tied to FBC: Firebreak.
Collectibles grew 47.7% to $1.06 billion while hardware and software shrank, the 10-K shows.
Revenue fell 5.1% to $37.3 billion, and the annual report says games revenue in the Studios segment dropped 32% excluding currency effects.
The company ties a $398.6 million adjustment to contingent consideration to higher general and administrative expense, and says it is suspending its dividend.
The Gaming Components and Systems segment grew 16.2% to $980.34 million, led by memory and components, and gross margin reached 28.9%, up from 24.9%.