Video game retail sales declines are finally slowing down - sort of

Gamasutra: For a while now, I've been harboring the notion that the retail video game industry isn't so much in utter collapse as retreating quickly to a lower steady state.

In a sense, the industry was running all-out for a few years when newly initiated video game consumers were flush with money and demanded Wii games and music games as fast as they could be delivered, all atop a bedrock level of sales to the heavy-spending veteran consumers. When consumer interest shifted, that easy money fled and much of what remained was that veteran bedrock

[DaThreats]

Because people want their next-gen gaming

[Hatsune-Miku]

I can't wait for the xbox 720 and ps4 . It'll be tough for the Wii u to enter this gaming market where people have been useto the type of technology in the games for years already so they are buying less of them. A lot of people are waiting for a vast improvement in gaming tech such as graphics, sound, animation, physics and all sorts.

Ps4 day one for me

[NYC_Gamer]

It's because the lack of excitement.

[SaffronCurse]

I blame the schools.

[urwifeminder]

Lately i feel like ive played every game past present and future.

[shaun mcwayne]

I think people are now understanding that some game companys are ripping us off.