For retailers and publishers in video games, Christmas is the busiest time of the year. All the big releases stack up through October and November, and are judged by consumers to be worthy or otherwise. On the digital side, Christmas is often one of the slower periods but, when the dust settles and spring begins, often new heroes emerge. Either way, the holidays mark the end of a cycle, and then we begin to wonder what’s next. Assuming the world doesn’t end on December 21st, what’s going on for games in 2013?
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well, it never fell to begin with...
lol, Saruman.
MS: What time do you think we have.
The Wii u has been in the warehouse and we didn't even know it.
Your hate for Sony has clearly blinded you.
What a strange article. Consoles destroyed PC gaming, and never fell after that. How can they possibly rise again?
Well if you compare this gen to last gen. This gen has sold more all togther. But then again this gen has lasted awhile.