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… And once again, even Microsoft has yet to manage to make this business model work at scale. There would seem to be few options among these business models that are a natural fit for Sony's way of thinking and doing business — not to mention that are promising in their own right. …
… Going forward, Capcom plans to further deepen its focus on PC, with “catalogue expansion” and “enhanced marketing” for the platform highlighted as part of its mid- to long-term business strategy. …
… Leading game analyst Piers Harding-Rolls from Ampere Analysis told The Game Business : “It wouldn’t be a surprise if Microsoft and Nintendo followed suit in the not-too-distant future. “Aside from a direct impact on hardware companies, I think this will cause some general industry concern about wha… …
… We're not in a market where people are running to buy $599.99 pieces of equipment. …
… Then there are the PlayStation-branded InZone monitors that have barely made a splash in the small-screen gaming market. How PlayStation intends to expand these markets remains to be seen. …
… According to Ampere analyst Piers Harding-Rolls, an all-digital PlayStation could benefit the wider industry. “If there is a way to streamline the business of games retail, I generally think it’s a good thing for the industry as it removes unnecessary costs,” he told Game File. “This will help offs… …
… "I don't necessarily agree with it but I don't work in the business any more. …
… These components have applications across multiple industries, with automotive lighting identified as one of the first target markets. …
… What are disc sales compared to digital sales?” Layden remembered when digital game sales made up only 10% of the market, and even when they were at 0% because there was no digital store. “Majority does not mean entirety,” he explained, “so there is a point, a tipping point, where if I have 80 perc… …
… Removing discs from the equation threatens those businesses and shuts out lower‑income players who depend on the secondary market. …