December 16, 2005
Video Gaming Levels Up?
Where Next For The Global Video Game Industry
by Paul Jackson
with Ted Schadler, Charles S. Golvin, Jaap Favier, Manuela Neurauter
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The North American and European video game market is a huge industry — dominated by global players such as Sony, Microsoft, and Electronic Arts — that draws in consumers from all walks of life. The next three years will see a generational shift for home game consoles and increased broadband connectivity for all game-playing devices, but this will be an evolutionary rather than a revolutionary shift. Publishers and hardware manufacturers must explore new business models and distribution options to add revenues and retain profitability.
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Forrester interviewed 17 vendor and user companies, including: Electronic Arts, Exent, Froghop, Funcom, Gizmondo, IBM, Ideaworks3D, Intel, Linden Lab, Massive Incorporated, Microsoft, Nintendo, Nokia, Sony Computer Entertainment, THQ, XaviX, and Yummy Interactive. Related Research DocumentsAugust 5, 2005, Market Overview
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