Building a mobile game network from scratch is hard, but brands with audiences can use white label video game services to bring a range of games directly to consumers they … Continue reading Video: A White Label Video Game Service
As 2014 comes to an end, CONSULGAMER looks back at some of the larger stories of the year. This guest-post from Ben Bascom provides a postmortem on ID@Xbox, Microsoft’s self-publishing … Continue reading ID@Xbox: A Postmortem (Guest Post)
The strength of amiibo sales is surprising, but even more so is Nintendo’s effort to get more revenue out of the company’s biggest fans, all while using scarcity to promote … Continue reading 2014’s Surprises: The amiibo Sales Surprise (With Data)
PlayStation eSports is here with a new online league in Spain, pitting PlayStation 4 owners against each other for national rankings and prizes including PSN currency for free games and … Continue reading PlayStation eSports Launches in Spain with PlayStation Official League
Mobile game genre preferences by gender still matter, with the majority of genre playtime skewing towards a particular gender. While games are increasingly accepted as being played be everyone, particular … Continue reading Data: Mobile Game Genre Preferences by Gender
The buzz over mobile and social has subsided, and this year’s growth in digital games revenue will come from the game industry’s more traditional platforms – consoles and PCs. Genres … Continue reading These Digital Games Revenue Growth Rates Will Surprise You
The grand experiment to sell systems with original video content has come to an end at Microsoft, and with it is a lost opportunity to stand out among consumers. Xbox … Continue reading Why Ending Original Video Content on Xbox is a Big Mistake
If E3 is about exceeding expectations, how did Nintendo’s E3 lineup fair? CONSULGAMER’s series of evaluations on E3 will not write discuss the status quo – the known entities and … Continue reading Review: Nintendo’s E3 Lineup and the Five Points That Matter