Electronic Arts is now making most of its money from game downloads, according to its most recent quarterly earnings.
The creator of the popular Sims franchise reported that downloadable game add-ons made up 77% of all revenue during its fiscal first quarter. As the Wall Street Journal notes, that means big savings for EA on costs associated with shipping and packaging items for delivery.
All told, EA saw digital net revenue rise 10% to $532 million, while overall adjusted revenue was down 11% to $693 million.
“Q1 was a great start to fiscal year 2016 for Electronic Arts as we continue our journey to put our players first and deliver amazing entertainment experiences,” said CEO Andrew Wilson in a statement. “We have players engaging for longer periods in our live services, ongoing strength across our digital business and growing anticipation for our upcoming titles.”