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Each of them paid an average of $6 monthly, bringing the monthly subscription revenue of Club Penguin to an approximate 4.2 million dollars. To top it off Club Penguin was also making money off virtual goods and online merchandise. For a 3 man team sharing that amount of dough per month that’s pretty good money! Disney’s acquisition was a cash payment of $350 million and an opportunity to earn out an additional $350 million between the time of acquisition and 2009. This simply threw the world into frenzy. Suddenly the folks who were already in the virtual world business began examining how they could emulate Club Penguin’s success. Folks who were in the gaming business decided to get a piece of the virtual world business. Folks who were not in either industry but in the tech business decided to invest in virtual world R&D. Folks who had no idea how to go about this and had no money to invest could only look on. One year later, there is still speculation whether there would ever be ano …

The website was barely 2 years old when it was procured. At the time of acquisition Club Penguin was raking in about $4 million in monthly revenue just from subscriptions alone. This was excluding the sales from selling virtual goods and other online merchandise. Soon after news of this phenomenal acquisition break out, many around the world would attempt to follow after the footsteps of the entrepreneurial trio who created Club Penguin and pocketed $100 million each. Two years in exchange for that kind of money isn’t exactly shabby! In the wake of this situation, the questions to answer are: Is there a need for another Club Penguin or more Club Penguins for that matter? Will Disney break Club Penguin or make it better? Can somebody come up with something better than the deceptively simple Club Penguin? Even if somebody comes up with something better than Club Penguin, would it be even half as popular as Club Penguin? When the market is flooded with dozens of replicas of Clu …