Some free consultancy for Electronic Arts
To the office of John Riccitiello. You have had some success on iPhone with a relatively small number of high priced titles and have recently set up 8Ib Gorilla for […]
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More fun with Google Trends
As you can tell, I am enjoying this! The first article on Trends showed some delightful insight, let’s see what more we can find out. Android has come from nowhere […]
Fun with Google Trends
Google Trends is brilliant for seeing how well a brand is doing out there on the interweb and thus in the real world. Here is a traditional publisher going steadily […]
The decline of licenses in video games
At Codemasters, just a few year ago, most successful games contained some sort of license: MTV Music, Colin McRae Rally, LMA Manager, DTM and TOCA Racing, Micro Machines, American/Pop Idol, […]
Is it worth developing for PS3?
The business model for console games in this generation is not a good one. Games are very expensive to develop but most make a loss, it is only the occasional […]
Killing off World of Warcraft
World of Warcraft is an amazing gaming phenomenon and is the cash cow of all cash cows. It has 11 million monthly subscribers, which is over 60% of the total […]
Some sensible stuff from Electronic Arts
I must admit that I am somewhat confused by the world’s second biggest games publisher. They say such sensible things and they lose so much money. I wish I knew […]