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Brain Training industry worth $225 million in US alone, says €1,600 report
A new report from SharpBrains, Inc states that brain exercise games generated over $225 million of sales in the US alone in 2007. Since the category seems to have been invented by Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training which...
- Posted 18 years ago
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Advertising slump continues
In the UK, the Financial Times reports falling advertising revenues hitting share prices across the media sector. Trinity Mirror fell 28% while other newspaper groups and ITV also saw substantial falls. To an extent, the strong background...
- Posted 18 years ago
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Using games as a marketing tool
For those of you whose games development life doesn’t involve buying and selling ads, be grateful. It’s a thin-margin and high-intensity business which, while vital, can be both overwhelmingly busy and soul-destroying. So kudos to Intergi, a...
- Posted 18 years ago
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IPC Media buys Mousebreaker.com for “seven figures”
Mousebreaker.com, a casual gaming portal aimed squarely at males aged 18-34, has just been snapped up for a reported “seven figure sum.” IPC Media, publisher of titles ranging from lads mags Nuts and >Loaded to NME and...
- Posted 18 years ago
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Core is to casual games as cinema is to TV
Casualgaming.biz reports a senior Electronic Arts executive saying that the relationship between casual games and core games is akin to that between TV and cinema. Ben Cousins, Executive Producer of Battlefield Heroes (a game which is an...
- Posted 18 years ago
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Plagiarism: is Britain in the grip of a copying epidemic?
Britain has long been hailed as a creative powerhouse. Not just in games, but in all media, politicians routinely line up to praise the unique British talent for punching above our weight. Yet in the past week,...
- Posted 18 years ago
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Casual games cost only $25,000
Casualgaming.biz reports two leading casual games sites saying that all it takes to build a casual game is $25,000. Geoff Iddison, CEO of Jagex which owns MMO Runescape and casual gaming site FunOrb, says they can add...
- Posted 18 years ago




