Entries in 'market' (267)
Capcom: New Resident Evil can defy the market
Resident Evil pre-order numbers are through the roof, Capcom says.
Sega dev: The console market can only get smaller
One of the most successful Japanese console game developers has predicted that the console market will continue to shrink and in its place will rise a stronger, dominant portable games ...
FEATURE: Have we lost the kids games market?
It was September 2003 when THQ released Finding Nemo.
Apple stock exceeds $500
The stock in computing behemoth Apple has exceeded $500 per share for the very first time.
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Top five kids gaming sites' share of TV ad market
Children's social gaming sites such as Moshi Monsters accounted for almost ten per cent of all video game TV advertising last month.
Software Sales Monitor: Market generates £12.1m
The UK games retail market remained steady with £12.1m generated from video game sales – the same as the week prior.
Software Sales Monitor: Market drops 35%
The UK games retail market had a tough start to the New Year. Overall revenue generated for week one stood at £20.9m – a dip of 34.9 per cent year-on-year ...
HMV backing away from video games
The competition from supermarkets and online retailers has lead HMV to admit that it is reconsidering its interest in the video games market.
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UK video games market falls 13% in 2011
The overall UK video game market was worth £2.52bn in 2011 according to the latest UKIE figures. That represents a year-on-year drop of 13 per cent from £2.88bn and a ...
Japanese market declines 8% in 2011
The Japanese video games market suffered an overall decline of eight per cent year-on-year in 2011, according to the latest Famitsu data.
Ad vans reach over 30,000 gamers
A fleet of vans with exterior screens have promoted games to tens of thousands of consumers across UK cities.
2011 REVIEW: What MW3 vs BF3 says about the market
It was supposed to be the fight that would define the year. Call of Duty had met its match. For the first time ever, the game was to go up against ...
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EA: Battlefield 3 stole market share from Modern Warfare 3
Peter Moore, the high-profile COO of publisher EA, has insisted that its recent release Battlefield 3 successfully captured a slice of Modern Warfare 3’s market share.
Modern Warfare 3 topped Sainsbury's sales list
In its first week of release, Activision’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 was the single best selling product at supermarket giant Sainsbury’s.
Software Sales Monitor: Market makes £60.9m
The UK games market fell by 50 per cent week-on-week. But that’s not bad news – it still generated £60.9m compared to last week’s record high of £120.8m.
Nintendo returns to the casual market for next 3DS push
The key to rejuvenating the 3DS in the market place could be a return to the mainstream markets, Nintendo has said.
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US market grows - but not by much
The US video games market managed to grow year-on-year in October, but by a far smaller margin that some analysts had predicted.
MW3 vs BF3 - has EA won market share?
Battlefield 3 sold really well. Modern Warfare 3 sold really, REALLY well. But who won the war?
Software Sales Monitor: Market dips 19%
The boxed games market value fell to £31.7m this week down from last week’s £39.1m – a change of 18.9 per cent.
Digital games market to reach $50bn in five years
The global digital games market will more than double over the next five years to $53 billion, a research company has claimed.
Software Sales Monitor: Market jumps 36%
It was a big week for the UK games market, with the total value up by 36 per cent to £39.1m, and unit sales up by 31 per cent to ...
EA: Digital success helps grow boxed sales
Publisher EA has countered the belief that digital will eventually cannibalise the packaged games market.
8 reasons why the UK games market is still strong
There’s no denying that the video games industry has faced tough times in Britain but things are certainly nowhere near as bleak some would have you think. MCV highlights some of ...
Core games star in strong September
A big month for core gaming helped UK games retailers take £125.6m during September.
iPad claims 97% of US tablet market
New research from comScore – 'Digital Omnivores: How Tablets, Smartphones and Connected Devices are Changing U.S. Digital Media Consumption Habits' – merely consolidates what we all knew: in the US, ...









































