Andy

How is a growing industry in recession? Slowing growth is not a recession.

"Exclusive games work; 35% of the top-sellers were released on just one platform."
65% of the games were multi-platform, meaning they work more often, right?

RE:Jake

Games released in the later half of the year are at a disadvantage because their sales are more likely to spill over to the next year. Thus GOW will most likely sell more than Cars in the long run.

From the article:
"So we could say "Let's not spend a lot of money in software development and let's come out with a simple game that we can retail for low prices because I don't think that consumers will pay for the kind of technology that we ultimately would like to bring to them." I think the consumer rejects you. You have to go out and show them a state-of-the-art next-generation game. You have to go out there and invest $20-$30 million but if you do that, you're not going to be profitable and you're not going to be in business very long trying to sell those games at $29.99 or $39.99."

Wow, cause you know brain age for $20 is totally being rejected because it isn't state of the art next generation. This is exactly the problem with most of the games industry, assuming what gamers want is $60 interactive pixar.

Why does it matter if all of a blog's posts are not interesting to you? People need to calm down.
WiiFTW!