Entries in 'market' (270)
Core leadership under threat
The rising market in what stat trackers NPD 'digital gamers' is threatening to overthrow hardcore gamers as the most active segment in the market.
Xbox COO questions Vita strategy
One of Microsoft's leading Xbox execs has spoken of his scepticism surrounding the upcoming launch of PlayStation Vita and its chances of success in the market place.
EA losing ground in casual sector
Cowen & Company's Doug Creutz has predicted that EA will slip drop a place in the casual and social games market within the next few weeks, with German company Wooga ...
More emulators pulled from Android Market
Google has removed a series of console emulators by developer Yong Zhang from the Android Market, while also revoking his developer privileges.
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Intent Media launches market research service
Intent Media, one of the UK’s leading b2b publishing companies, is to start selling specialist market reports across a number of its websites – some generated by its own editorial ...
Good April for games in UK
Good news at last – more money was made from games software in April 2011 than the same period last year.
Online growth key to GAME's future
GAME group's executive officer Ian Shepherd has identified online as the key to a return to growth for the chain.
Nintendo's handheld market share 'down 13%'
Mobile analytics agency Flurry has claimed that the combined forces of Apple iOS and Google Android are eating into Nintendo's handheld market share.
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CHINA: Online gaming grows 25%
The online games market in China is worth $5bn after growing 25 per cent in 2010.
Social gaming to be worth $5bn by 2015
The global market for social games is expected to create revenues of over $5 billion by the end of 2015.
Android PlayStation emulator pulled
A PlayStation emulator has been removed from the Andorid Market today – because of the upcoming Xperia Play launch.
Show clash: ‘Publishers face impossible choice’
GAME’s new consumer show has done more than ruffle feathers at Eurogamer.
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Turner's family planning
At Turner Media Innovations, we understand that kids’ gaming habits differ greatly from older gamers. Parents tend to see console games purchases as a gift for special occasions. From birthdays, ...
Microsoft: We’re winning over families
Microsoft has significantly grown its audience – and it has the accolades to prove it.
US market posts annual gain in February
The US video games market managed to reverse a run of losses in February by posting year-on-year growth of three per cent.
Was 2010 gaming's record year?
The need for a sales chart that integrates both physical and digital sales has never been greater.
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Market Overview: Eastern Europe
This Eastern European games market is driven by the largest territory, Poland, which has shown good growth in previous years.
PC games market reaches record high
The global PC games market has shown growth in through 2010 to reach a record $16.2bn in value, according to PC Gaming Alliance's third annual Horizons research report.
NPD: US January games market down 5%
US sales tracker NPD has released its numbers for the US video games market in January 2011, and they show another period of year-on-year decline.
GAME: Pre-owned grows the new market
The market for new triple-A titles would be diminished were it not for the pre-owned sector, GAME Group CEO Ian Shepherd has claimed.
EA promises 'fewer, better, bigger' titles
EA has begun 2011 in much the same way as it did in 2010 – by promising fewer, better and bigger titles going forwards.
PS3 now on parity with Xbox 360 for EA
EA made as much money on PS3 software as it did on Xbox 360 for the first time in the quarter ending December 31st 2010.
Tretton: NGP will "redefine industry standards"
How the future handheld will pan out nobody can say for now, but there's one thing we can say for sure – the NGP will change the technical power ...
OPINION: The handheld battleground is drawn
It may have lost many men in the battle of 2010, but General Wii still stands tall on the battlefield that is taking place under the world's TVs. From the ...
NPD: US market down 5.7% in 2010
The latest numbers from US games tracker NPD have shown that the US video games market declined 5.7 per cent year-on-year in 2010.
