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February 27th, 2015, 00:17 Posted By: wraggster
New data collected by research firm Superdata claims PlayStation hardware is generating significantly more digital revenue than Xbox in the US.
Superdata's research, which pulls data from 37m “paying online gamers" and focuses on the performance of the top ten digital console games of last month, shows 63 per cent of the related revenue coming from PS3 and PS4 consoles.
Xbox 360 and Xbox One occupy the remaining 37 per cent, while PS4 alone claimed 43 per cent of the total.
GTA V was on top of what is the first of Superdata's monthly chart releases moving forward, with an estimated $31.8m in online sales during January. The company notes that all figures account for full-game downloads and DLC purchases.
The report also placed an annual total value of $49bn on the console digital download market.
"The digital games market now constitutes the majority of revenues in interactive entertainment,” the report reads. “As consumer spending continues to shift away from retail, the landscape of top performing games is shifting with it.”
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February 26th, 2015, 00:13 Posted By: wraggster
The release of the next entry in Bandai Namco’s God Eater franchise has shaken up the Japanese retail charts.
According to the latest data from Famitsu, the Vita edition of action RPG God Eater 2 Rage Burst was the top-selling game of last week, selling more than 221,000 copies.
The PS4 version of the title placed third in the rankings, one place below Nintendo’s remastered edition of The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask for 3DS.
Meanwhile, The Order: 1886, last week’s best-selling title in the UK, took fourth position in its debut week in Japan, selling 26,000 units.
The only other new release to crack the Top Ten was Koei Tecmo’s Dead or Alive 5: Last Round. The PS4 and PS3 releases of the game placed sixth and eighth, respectively.
As a result of God Eater 2’s success in the software charts, Nintendo’s New 3DS and New 3DS XL were knocked from their place at the top of the hardware rankings.
Sony’s PS4 home console and Vita handheld became the first and second-best-selling hardware for the week.
The Vita managed to shift 32,790 units – almost 10,000 more than PS4’s 23,210.
The New 3DS and New 3DS sold 19,542 and 6,792, respectively.
Here’s the weekly software Top Ten for the week ending February 22nd:
- God Eater 2 Rage Burst (Bandai Namco) Vita – 221,076 (New)
- The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D (Nintendo) 3DS – 74,985
- God Eater 2 Rage Burst (Bandai Namco) PS4 – 31,823 (New)
- The Order: 1886 (Sony) PS4 – 26,288 (New)
- Yokai Watch 2: Shinuchi (Level 5) 3DS – 18,430
- Dead or Alive 5: Last Round (Koei Tecmo Games) PS4 – 18,336 (New)
- Dragon Ball: Xenoverse (Bandai Namco) PS3 – 12,803
- Dead or Alive 5: Last Round (Koei Tecmo) PS3 – 11,455 (New)
- Pocket Monster Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire (The Pokémon Company) 3DS – 8,872
- Samurai Warriors 4-II (Koei Tecmo) PS3 – 8,738
And here’s the weekly hardware rankings:
- PS Vita – 32,790
- PS4 – 23,210
- New Nintendo 3DS XL – 19,452
- New Nintendo 3DS – 6,792
- Wii U – 5,346
- PS3 – 4,764
- Nintendo 3DS – 2,595
- Nintendo 3DS XL – 2,361
- Xbox One – 908
- PS Vita TV – 745
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February 23rd, 2015, 20:12 Posted By: wraggster
Boxed games are struggling to sell because consumers don’t need to buy any, UK retailers have told MCV.
Fewer physical games were sold in 2014 compared with 2013, while recent releases – including Saints Row and Evolve – have not achieved the numbers some retailers had anticipated.
The figures are disappointing, particularly in the face of a rapidly rising install base for Xbox One and PS4. Combined, the two platforms have sold almost 3.5m units in the UK so far.
“In the UK, for the first 14 months of the respective PS3, Xbox 360, PS4 and Xbox One launches, PlayStation tie ratios are down 14 per cent and Xbox down 16 per cent,” said games industry analyst Nick Parker. “This reflects higher growth in hardware sales generation on generation than software sales.”
Leading UK retail experts have said that the success of hardware may actually be responsible for slower software sales. Most Xbox One and PS4 consoles sold have been bundled with games – including big brands such as Call of Duty, Assassin’s Creed, FIFA and Destiny.
“It’s a complex issue," said Chart-Track director Dorian Bloch. "Most people have what they need right now, or are dabbling in second-hand.
“The launch of Xbox One and PS4 saw both sold with a very high proportion of ‘bundled’ software.”
Bloch also said that over 26 per cent of all PS4 and Xbox Ones sold in 2013 were bundled with games. However, Chart-Track does not factor in ‘soft-bundling’, and so the firm estimates that up to 50 per cent of consoles were sold with games.
For most of 2014 the level of bundling reduced, but over Black Friday it increased - Bloch estimates that as much as 90 per cent of hardware sold came with software.
“The weeks after Black Friday weren’t great for hardware sell-through and many people receiving software with the hardware hasn’t helped further purchasing,” Bloch said.
The Hut Group’s Mike Fethers added: “It is still the quiet time of year with consumers still recovering from overspending during Black Friday and Christmas.
“Most will be playing the games they got free with consoles in Q4, some of the game bundles that were doing the rounds included 40 to 50 hours of game time.”
Yet Nick Parker says that although bundling may be impacting some games, it isn’t responsible for the overall decline.
“It could be down to the availability of blockbuster franchises in that launch period, and the increased availability of downloaded and indie titles.
“There’s also a shift in consumer behaviour to buying fewer boxed games as a whole. Eight years ago there was little else to compete with consoles. Gamers now concentrate on one or two console releases a year, and spend their remaining budget on digital console, PC and mobile games.”
Other retailers point to an increased gravitation towards triple-A products, with next-gen ‘upgrades’ and more niche IP simply not cutting it with consumers.
“Sell through on the new gen is solid, but consumers are lacking that must-have game. We desperately need a few less next-gen reboots and a few more must-have games like Destiny,” said Simply Games’ purchasing director Steve Moore.
Meanwhile, one major retailer says that the quality of games is not matching what gamers are demanding.
“Customer expectation on new gen is higher than the final games being delivered.”
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February 22nd, 2015, 22:41 Posted By: wraggster
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February 18th, 2015, 23:41 Posted By: wraggster
Video games don't seem to be going anywhere, but the same can't be said for institutions that've wanted to enshrine them. The latest effort comes by way of the folks at The Strong, also known as The National Museum of Play. The New York-based outfit will consider basically any type of game for its freshman class of World Video Game Hall of Fame honorees, be it arcade, console, computer, handheld or mobile. All you need to do is submit your pick on The Strong's website and make a case for why it's your choice. How does the advisory committee choose from there? Well, that's not exactly a scientific process.
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February 17th, 2015, 00:16 Posted By: wraggster
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February 17th, 2015, 00:01 Posted By: wraggster
“You have to do mobile gaming to be successful in the long-term.”
This is how Dan Doughty, director of business development at Snail Games USA, introduces the company’s upcoming mobile-meets-home console device, the OBox.
Designed to bridge the gap between the graphical prowess of the PS4 and Xbox One and the pick-up-and-play convenience of smartphones, the OBox is built on an Android operating system.
It’s not an original concept – from the Ouya to the Mad Catz MOJO, Android boxes are now a common sight.
But Doughty says that the OBox will stand apart by providing a level of performance akin to a fully-fledged console.
“The problem with the Ouya was that it was taking existing mobile games and blowing them up onto a big screen,” he states. “It wasn’t capable of processing high-definition video the way video games need to be when they’re blown up onto a big screen.”
This focus on high-quality gaming is best seen in the OBox’s potential display output; the machine features support for 4K video.
The machine is also modular, allowing consumers to swap out older components for improved hardware in the future.
It’s a bold claim that an Android-powered device could take on the new consoles from the two biggest companies in games – but Doughty says the OBox’s ability to be upgraded will see it come to the forefront for players as the PS4 and Xbox One start to age.
“The Xbox One is already two generations behind, as is the PS4, in processing data and video,” he says.
“They will four or five generations behind by their end-of-life. That’s not acceptable in a technology-driven world.
“Video games used to be synonymous with pushing the leading edge of technology – that’s really fallen by the wayside. Now, PCs are pushing video gaming because the consoles don’t do it, and mobile devices aren’t able of doing it.
“We’re trying to push the technology again in a way that it’s not being pushed.”
“It will be a year or two before you move a franchise level product like Call of Duty over to an Android system and make it look as good as it does on Xbox One."
Dan Doughty, Snail Games
Of course, it’s not all about the technology.
“Content is key, so we’re driving content very hard,” says Doughty.
Having announced Snail’s first deal with mobile studio Gameloft, Doughty says there are ‘many, many more’ partners to be revealed pre-E3.
There’s also the firm’s own hit property, Age of Wushu. The MMO currently sees more than 5.5 million monthly users, and is set to come to the OBox.
Doughty states that bigger outlets and titles will move across as they realise the potential of Android.
“It will be a year or two before you move a franchise level product like Call of Duty over to an Android system and make it look as good as it does on Xbox One,” he says.
The lower pricing of Android titles will also be a big draw for consumers, Doughty argues.
“You’ll see things like Asphalt 8 doing surprisingly well because they’re all of the things that peopleare looking for, without the overhead of having to pay $50 to $70.
“It doesn’t make sense in this world having to pay that kind of money simply because of the format you’re developing for.”
Doughty concludes that high-end Android systems such as the OBox mark a change in consumer demand.
“It’s not about what we want to give the market; it’s what the market wants from us.”
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February 16th, 2015, 00:04 Posted By: wraggster
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February 12th, 2015, 23:18 Posted By: wraggster
MCV can today reveal that the UK video games market generated £3.944bn in consumer spending during 2014.
The number is 13 per cent higher than 2013’s figure, when the UK market reached £3.48bn.
This year’s data was calculated by MCV with trade body Ukie and a number of key data partners - and was unveiled this morning at a special event in London.
The total includes £1.048bn for digital console and PC content (based on IHS estimates), £915m on console hardware (Chart-Track figures), £106.8m on pre-owned software (Kantar Worldpanel) and £69m on toys (NPD figures). For the full breakdown, check out the infographic below.
The best-selling video game soundtrack of 2014 was ‘The Music of Grand Theft Auto V’, the most popular video game-based movie was Need for Speed, while the best-selling video game-based book was Minecraft: The Official Construction Book.
“£3.944bn is the second-highest figure in games industry history and just narrowly misses out on eclipsing the £4bn generated in 2008 when Guitar Hero, Wii and DS ruled the charts,” said MCV editor Christopher Dring.
“Almost every sector of the market is in growth, and 2015 is set to be even better, with new blockbusters such as Uncharted, Zelda, Halo and Star Wars; highly anticipated new technologies such as Oculus Rift and Steam Machines, plus new business models around games subscriptions and streaming. It’s a good time to be involved in the video games business.”
Ukie CEO Dr Jo Twist commented on the evaluation “It's fantastic the see the consumer market thriving and growing. Impressive figures like these help reinforce the importance of our sector to policy makers and the media, strengthening our standing globally as a key market in the digital economy.”
You can see more detail behind the data in tomorrow’s edition of MCV (Friday, February 13th).
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February 10th, 2015, 23:13 Posted By: wraggster
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February 9th, 2015, 23:42 Posted By: wraggster
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February 7th, 2015, 20:54 Posted By: wraggster
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February 5th, 2015, 20:57 Posted By: wraggster
Watch out Microsoft and Sony, one of China’s biggest games companies will launch its first console in Europe in early 2016.
Snail Games is China’s fifth largest mobile phone service provider and the firm behind hit MMO Age of Wushu, which attracts over 5.5m monthly players.
Now, the company is preparing to launch its high-powered Android console, the OBox, which it unveiled to the world at CES last month.
“We’re trying to push the technology again in a way that it’s not being pushed,” said Dan Doughty, director for business development at Snail Games USA.
“Video games used to be synonymous with pushing the leading edge of technology – that’s really fallen by the wayside.
“Now PCs are pushing the video gaming environment because the consoles don’t do it, and mobile devices aren’t capable of doing it.”
He added: “The Xbox One and PS4 are already two generations behind in processing data and video. They will four or five generations behind by their end-of-life.
“That’s not acceptable in a technology-driven world.”
Doughty says that it will be a ‘year or two’ before games such as Call of Duty will be on these Android systems, and adds that the OBox offers more than its ‘limited’ rivals such as Ouya, as it allows gamers to swap out components like a PC and even supports 4K video.
Snail Games is also preparing a portable games machine and mobile phone hybrid called W3D, which works as a second controller for the console.
Doughty, a business development veteran who has held senior roles at various retail, technology and video game companies, told MCV the device will launch in the UK in early 2016 with a price to be determined.
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February 4th, 2015, 23:03 Posted By: wraggster
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February 4th, 2015, 21:14 Posted By: wraggster
Six brand new releases resulted in a brand-new chart-topping title in Japan last week.
According to the latest data provided by Famitsu, last week’s top dog Tales of Zestiria was knocked down to third place, as unit sales of the title fell by almost 300,000.
In its place sat Atlus’ latest entry in its Shin Megami Tensei series, Devil Survivor 2 Record Breaker.
At number two came Ubisoft’s PS4 edition of open-world shooter Far Cry 4. The PS3 version sat in fifth.
Among the other new entries last week was Bandai Namco title Yowamushi Pedal: Asu eno High Cadence for 3DS, which sat just above fellow 3DS release Pokémon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire in sixth position.
The PS4 and PS3 releases of Koei Tecmo’s Bladestorm: Nightmare rounded out the Top Ten at numbers nine and ten, respectively. The games sold within 700 units of each other.
Over in the hardware chart, the rankings look very similar to last week.
One change is the rise of Sony’s PS4 console over its Vita handheld, becoming the second-best-selling hardware in Japan for the week.
The PS3, meanwhile, slipped below the Wii U in terms of sales.
Here’s the software Top Ten for the week ending February 1st:
- Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2 Record Breaker (Atlus) 3DS – 52,368 (New)
- Far Cry 4 (Ubisoft) PS4 – 37,725 (New)
- Tales of Zestiria (Bandai Namco) PS3 – 29,606
- Yokai Watch 2: Shinuchi (Level 5) 3DS – 27,082
- Far Cry 4 (Ubisoft) PS3 – 23,686 (New)
- Yowamushi Pedal: Asu eno High Cadence (Bandai Namco) 3DS – 18,800 (New)
- Pocket Monster Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire (Pokémon) 3DS – 13,914
- Kirby and the Rainbow Curse (Nintendo) Wii U – 12,453
- Bladestorm: Nightmare (Koei Tecmo) PS4 – 9,842 (New)
- Bladestorm: Nightmare (Koei Tecmo) PS3 – 9,155 (New)
And here are the hardware sales for the same period:
- New Nintendo 3DS XL – 19,638
- PS4 – 13,971
- PS Vita – 12,949
- New Nintendo 3DS – 7,419
- Wii U – 6,716
- PS3 – 5,941
- Nintendo 3DS XL – 3,327
- Nintendo 3DS – 2,627
- PS Vita TV – 487
- Xbox One – 291
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February 3rd, 2015, 23:39 Posted By: wraggster
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January 30th, 2015, 01:06 Posted By: wraggster
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January 27th, 2015, 01:22 Posted By: wraggster
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