Console market suffers in 2016 but on course for rebound in 2017
The latest games market research from IHS Markit shows that the console market amounted to $34.7 billion in 2016, down 2.5% on the 2015 total of $35.6 billion. The drop was a result of decreased sales volume for console hardware and a reduction in prices for consoles, including Sony’s PlayStation 4 and Microsoft’s Xbox One. World console hardware spending in 2016 fell to $10.5 billion from $12.8 billion in 2015.
"Today, Square Enix® unveiled a colourful new trailer for the next mainline instalment to the Mana series, "Visions of Mana" and announced that the game is releasing Aug. 29, 2024, for PlayStation®5 (PS5®), PlayStation®4 (PS4®), Xbox Series X|S, Microsoft Store and PC via STEAM ®." - Square Enix.
The art style and colors are just so perfect! Man, I haven't played a mana game since Sword of Mana back on GBA... So glad to have this series back...
"Targem Games and Gaijin Entertainment are today very happy and thrilled to announce that they have just released the “Ravagers Ascension” content update for their apocalyptic online action game “Crossout“. " - Jonas Ek, TGG.
it's official! Black Ops 6's gameplay reveal trailer is now the most watched Call of Duty trailer of all-time beating out Infinite Warfare.
Well the ps4 is the best console available for gaming and the playstation console has dominated every console generation since the ps1. The ps3 faltered but still was very successful even at a higher retail price. Every generation playstation garners the most exclusive games, highest rated exclusive games and offers the widest variety of games but even though this has been ongoing for over 20 years people expect things to easily change.
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"But IHS noted that the overall console game market shrank in 2016"
Hopefully that changes this year
Its all about the games. Xbone can't even come close to the Playstations shadow
Good Success for Ps4 but in the article it seems digital sales are definitely on the rise for both Microsoft and Sony
Big boosts all around.