➀ Diablo IV has earned over $150 million in microtransactions since its launch; ➁ The game's monetization strategy includes store cosmetics, pricing, bundle offers, and personalized discounts; ➂ Despite the controversy, microtransactions are a staple in the video game industry and are likely to stay for the long term.
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