Codename 60091 seek to uncover the truth of the gaming industry by poiting out what is the opportunities and threats it serve to both the game companies and gamers itself.

• 10Nov 09

  Buying Blunder of the 21st Century

  With all the commotion of new technologies, half of the generation of purchasers react differently. The aspects involve digital impulse purchases, friends influence and etc....

  An aspect that addressed here is the purchasers of games. In particularly is Parents as the buyer. Parents is one of the most profitable market that strive the strongest profit in the game industry. Gamers on the otherhand which capable of purchasing are more of a niche market segment to date.

  In summary of the blog, The Parents source of information are often contraints to game ratings and game genre which they view it either suitable or unsuitable for their childrens. The knowledge that parents had on their children greatly affect the economics of sales and purchases. An example would be the profitability of EA games despite the hates and bads of review received.

  in summary, this blog will address the implication of this buying blunders on the game industry and the future it holds. Will EA survive in the next 10 years? Will a terrible game that advertised appropriately willable to sell? the decision is yours! Think again...

  • Posted Nov 10, 2009 6:34 am PT
  • Category: Business
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• 14Sep 09

  A Glance into the Future of Gaming Business

  At a glance, gaming and business ties closely. it is also the least likely understood topic on getting it to prosper in such a competitive environment. this blog will tend to look at a few pillars or attribute that a game developer should look into when coming out with new games to prevent title blunders and unprofitable businesses.

  Examples on current game titles and companies will be mentioned as part of the analysis...

  • Posted Sep 14, 2009 10:28 am PT
  • Category: Business
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