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Video games are more than just fun; they’re big business. The research firm Gartner predicts that video game sales will top $74 billion worldwide this year and reach $112 billion by 2015.
The wireless gaming industry has been estimated to reach a market value of US$23.8 billion by 2018, predominantly driven by the proliferation of wireless devices such as hand-held gaming devices and mobile phones including smartphones.
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http://www.mynewsdesk.com/uk/pressreleases/wireless-gaming-industry-benefiting-from-the-introduction-of-smartphones-852935
Wireless Gaming – Global Strategic Business Report
http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/jh43mp/wireless_gaming#summary
Infographic: Mobile games market to double in size until 2016 and reach $23.9BN
Read more at http://www.newzoo.com/insights/infographic-mobile-games-market-to-double-in-size-until-2016-and-reach-23-9bn/#qjKOCiM7DfAjj7HJ.99
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Video games are more than just fun; they’re big business. The research firm Gartner predicts that video game sales will top $74 billion worldwide this year and reach $112 billion by 2015.
- The wireless gaming industry has been estimated to reach a market value of US$23.8 billion by 2018, predominantly driven by the proliferation of wireless devices such as hand-held gaming devices and mobile phones including smartphones.
Full text:
- Wireless Gaming – Global Strategic Business Report
http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/jh43mp/wireless_gaming#summary
- Infographic: Mobile games market to double in size until 2016 and reach $23.9BN
Read more at http://www.newzoo.com/insights/infographic-mobile-games-market-to-double-in-size-until-2016-and-reach-23-9bn/#qjKOCiM7DfAjj7HJ.99
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Until the arrival of smartphones, console and PC gaming ruled the marketplace. Recently though, I believe we are seeing the decline of consoles as a primary gaming medium. The model in which a consumer plunks down $400 for a console and $60 per game cannot last. Mobile gaming has advanced to a point where the gameplay experience is comparable to consoles. Graphics and sound have greatly improved. Tablets with more and more advanced chipsets continue to roll out. At only one or two dollars for an independent game and five to ten dollars for a triple-A title, it is no wonder that mobile gaming is such big business.
Even the console gaming experience has changed. On-demand services already exist for Xbox Live and the Playstation Network. Meanwhile, Gamestops have closed all around the country. Just as printed media is going out of business, so too are the brick-and-mortar purveyors of tangible media.
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