CasualGaming.biz spoke to some of the most significant companies in the business, including PopCap, Oberon, SPIL, Nickelodeon, Muskedunder and PlayFirst.
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Casual gaming can "thrive" from recession
Some of the biggest names in the casual games sector have told MCV's sister site CasualGaming.biz that the casual games sector can not just survive the global recession, but actually benefit from it – though some aspects of the business may struggle to cope amidst the downturn.
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