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Analyst, market intelligence & notices
Reports
Console games publishing analysis Q2 08 No. 3
Since before the launch of Xbox 360 in late 2005, Screen Digest has tracked multiple data points regarding every single packaged retail title confirmed for current generation home console platforms (Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii).
published:
28-May-08
Ed Barton
Console Games publishing Q1 08 No. 2
Since before the launch of Xbox 360 in late 2005 Screen Digest has been actively tracking multiple data points regarding every single packaged retail title confirmed for current generation TV consoles. The Console Games Bulletin aggregates and analyses this data to discern key trends in global video games publishing.
published:
24-Jan-08
Ed Barton
256 bit Console Global Games Publishing Trends and Anal...
Since before the launch of Xbox 360 in late 2005, Screen Digest has tracked multiple data points regarding every single packaged retail title confirmed for 256 bit home console platforms. The final Quarter of 2007 is the ideal time to release our first Console Games Publishing Bulletin given the level of activity in the publishing community and the emergence of trends which could prove highly influential in the shaping of this hardware generation.
published:
10-Oct-07
territories:
Australia, Spain, Denmark, Poland, Canada, France, Japan, Korea. Rep [S], UK, USA - World, Europe, North America
Ed Barton
Western World MMOG Market: 2006 Review and Forecasts to...
This report examines the commercial climate for massively multiplayer online games operations in North America and Europe. The MMOG market is sized by incumbent and emerging business models and subscription revenues and forecasts to 2011 are provided for North America and the key European markets. Also covered are current trends in content, IP and licensing.
published:
19-Mar-07
Piers Harding-Rolls
Next Generation Consoles: Games publishing, hardware an...
The Screen Digest report Next Generation Consoles: Games publishing, hardware analysis and forecasts to 2010 examines the prospects for next generation platforms and the implications for the console manufacturers and third party publishers alike. In addition the report forecasts next generation hardware and software markets to 2010.
published:
06-Feb-07
Ed Barton
Articles
Nintendo Wii leads hardware sales
But its position will be eroded on multiple fronts by 2011 as hi-def consoles, especially Sony's PlayStation 3, meet consumer demand for HD content
published:
17-Jun-08
Ed Barton
Sega takes the lead in new games
After missing the Christmas selling season, the publisher has stepped up output of new titles to pull well ahead of its main rivals in the first quarter
published:
23-Apr-08
EA bids cash to acquire Take-Two
Another significant takeover bid shows the continuing moves to consolidate the games industry, especially by seeking synergies
published:
26-Mar-08
territories:
USA
Current-gen console releases
Sega, having sidestepped the Christmas market, is leading the industry with the most releases for the current-generation games consoles - eight of them based on new intellectual property - in the first quarter of the new year. Nintendo's Wii is catching up with Microsoft's Xbox 360 in terms of number of releases, although the aggressive support for Wii over Christmas has not persisted into the new year.
published:
22-Feb-08
territories:
Canada, Japan, UK, USA - Asia-Pacific, Europe, European Union, North America, Regional Totals, Western Europe, World, PAL
Ed Barton
Activision meets Vivendi Games
The proposed merger of Activision and Vivendi Games Blizzard Entertainment is a sound strategic fit and could shake up the games industry
published:
01-Dec-07
Handheld console market matures
A clear leader is emerging in the market battle between the latest generation of portable games devices, the Nintendo DS and Sony's PSP. We examine the three key territories-Japan, the US and the PAL television countries-and forecast that over the next four years the DS will outsell the PSP in both hardware and, by corrolation, software, especially in the Western territories.
published:
12-Jun-07
territories:
Japan, USA - PAL, North America
categories:
Market data analysis, Market data/forecast revision, New market data/forecast, New product/service, Strategy change, Technical development, General market development
Ed Barton
Next-gen games console sales
European hardware sales expectations are reduced as sales and stock availability date feed through, but strong sales are driving Nintendo's Wii forward
published:
15-May-07
territories:
Germany, UK - Europe, PAL
categories:
Market data analysis, Market data/forecast revision, New market data/forecast, General market development
Ed Barton
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