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Game On: Insights into the Booming Gaming Market and Emerging Challenges
Market Overview
The gaming market is projected to grow from an estimated USD 244.22 billion in 2024 to USD 397.21 billion by 2029, reflecting a robust compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.17% over the forecast period.
Key Trends
Rise of Mobile Gaming The shift towards mobile platforms continues to dominate the gaming landscape, driven by advancements in smartphone technology and accessibility. Mobile games are becoming the primary revenue source, appealing to a broader demographic.
Cloud Gaming Expansion As internet speeds improve, cloud gaming services are gaining traction, allowing players to stream games without the need for high-end hardware. This trend is making gaming more accessible and fostering growth in subscription-based models.
Increased Focus on eSports eSports is rapidly evolving into a multi-billion-dollar industry, with major investments and sponsorships driving its popularity. The rise of competitive gaming is attracting new audiences and creating diverse revenue streams.
Virtual and Augmented Reality The integration of VR and AR technologies is reshaping the gaming experience. As these technologies become more mainstream, they are expected to enhance player immersion and engagement.
Sustainability Initiatives With increasing awareness of environmental issues, gaming companies are adopting sustainable practices. From eco-friendly packaging to energy-efficient data centers, these initiatives resonate with environmentally-conscious consumers.
Challenges
Despite the promising growth, the gaming industry faces several challenges, including regulatory hurdles, concerns over data privacy, and the need to address issues like addiction and mental health. Additionally, competition among platforms and the constant evolution of technology can create instability in market dynamics.
Conclusion
The gaming industry is on an upward trajectory, driven by technological advancements and changing consumer preferences. While opportunities abound, stakeholders must navigate the accompanying challenges to ensure sustainable growth. Keeping an eye on emerging trends will be crucial for success in this rapidly evolving landscape.
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Gaming Market Trends 2024
The global gaming market size reached US$ 221.6 Billion in 2023. Looking forward, IMARC Group expects the market to reach US$ 471.3 Billion by 2032, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 8.74% during 2024-2032.
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Somewhat random, but probably the lowest rated twst literature we have right now is the Magical Archives II.
It's mainly because apparently it doesn't contain much stuff we don't already know, and that it doesn't even feature the new characters like Rollo and Ernesto. But the highest-liked review on Amazon...
Is this person absolutely shitting on it because of the lack of Diaso, and more specifically Malleus.
Fear the wrath of the Malleus wife.
#this is why one does not simply shit on Malleus#he's literally the favorite of the fandom demographic who actually throw money to this game#I know everyone praises the yumeship polls and all that but one look at the twst japanese physical goods market and you'll immediately see#that internet popularity doesn't necessarily reflect what actually brings in the cash#globally he's actually still the most popular#so it's interesting to dive into the japanese audience's tastes#younger people like the other characters more#but the older players like him best#twisted wonderland#ventique shares#malleus draconia
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andrew’s definitely gotten in trouble with his pr manager for tweeting things along the lines of:
“no mania inducing medication will compare to the euphoria i will feel the day donald trump drops dead”
#pr manager is like: andrew… this is the last time i’m gonna tell you#andrew: whats the point of democracy if i can’t exercise freedom of speech#pr manager: andrew it’s no longer about your image#at this point we are concerned the fbi is going to show up#andrew: neil has connections. i’m fine#they thought marketing andrew on social media would be good#they were sooooo wrong#because now andrew has a place to share every insane thing he’s ever thought#for instance—a tweet that just says ‘an alien googling: human clothes’#he’s on there advocating for lgbtq+ youth you KNOW HE IS#he’s cursing and mildly threatening members of congress for imposing these disgusting bills#one day he tweeted ‘does mitch mcconnell know he’s dead yet’#when mitch mcconnell stepped down from senate andrew tweeted ‘hopefully next he steps down from life’#unsurprisingly: this endears him to some people and makes others fucking hate him#and he’s such a shit. he does not care either way#he’s kind of just like: pr manager. you gave me a twitter and told me to tweet. i’m just doing what you asked me#they’ve threatened to change his password so many times#they actually did once but andrew reported the account so many times for defamation and fraud that it got suspended#and he made a new account out of pure spite#his pr manager is like: andrew nobody is going to want to sign you because of your public image#and andrew is like: ?? ok. they can lose every game then#(he knows he’s the best goalie)#ok i think that’s enough for now. however i will probably be back#andrew minyard#aftg#tfc#trk#tkm#the foxhole court#all for the game
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this is suuuch a long shot, but does anyone happen to have a screenshot of The Sunshine Court's Amazon listing on the day/close to the day it was published?
I need one that displays the title, cover, and its rankings in the bestseller lists (like the screenshot above) – or maybe even just a screenshot of one of those categories with TSC at/near the top! if you have any screenshots/proof of TSC's peak Amazon rankings/anything similar that you think might be useful, please let me know, I'd really appreciate it!
#aftg#all for the game#tfc#the foxhole court#tsc#the sunshine court#nora sakavic#context: I'm writing my undergrad dissertation on aftg and its success despite lack of marketing on nora's part#keep an eye out for a questionnaire I'll be sharing with aftg readers next month btw 👀#my post#AftG Diss
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The whiners' opinions are in. Magic the Gathering is dead, again (for like the 20th time in the 20+ years I've been playing). WotC is Satan and no other game company cares about their bottom line over player experience, just WotC. Bloomburrow killed everything and all the formats are trash now.
#this is an incredibly facetious post#I wont argue against Hasbro/WotC being greedy assholes but I promise FFG and LSS wont care about you anymore if they get their hands on...#...the kind of market share WotC controls or even a reasonable enough market cap to go public#magic isnt dying and I promise you its been in a far worse state before#you personally liking SW Unlimited and Flesh & Blood more than the current state of MtG doesnt change that#you dont have to like the new product to enjoy the game or play with your old cards#this is about someone specific but applies broadly#wizards of the coast#wotc#magic the gathering#mtg#bloomburrow#tcg#trading card game
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One of the things that annoys me about billionaire romance/power fantasy books, as a lower-middle class kid who had the fortune to go to semi-private Montessori schools and thus knew upper class kids and is fortunate enough to have inherited some wealth from my deceased dad, is the lack of visible infrastructure to maintain or increase that wealth.
Like yeah, most of it will be invisible or done by people hired by the protagonist but only sometimes will there be a mention of a financial advisor such as an account or bank manager. (Both of which by the way, are not what people with millions of dollars would use as financial advisers. At least not solely.) Wealth management as a service like legal advice, security, household staff (ie cleaning, cooking, landscaping & household maintenance), personal assistance (ie secretarial, health, exercise & nutrition; hair, makeup & clothing) and public relations, where a whole team is involved, is rarely if ever mentioned. There's almost certainly no active management mentioned, just what's in the bank and maybe whatever investments in stocks, businesses and properties a character owns. There aren't discussions about seeking higher returns through private equity or claiming a loss on devaluation of an asset purposefully bought to lower their income (on paper) for tax purposes. There aren't characters talking about how they'll vote at the annual meeting for shares held in direct ownership because they want a board member ousted, or directing their custodian to vote that way. No discussions about the tax rates of investments held in trusts vs held by shell corporations vs held in their name, nor the privacy benefits of the first two.
I know billionaire romances are just fantasy and most people don't care about the economics of wealth, just the projected image of it.
But I think it is morally correct for such authors to do at least a little research into the wealth management of the rich by reading articles like this Financial Times one, and rip away the curtain a little bit to show their readers how billionaires actually obtain their high scores in money. Because it's definitely not through hard work.
#economics#and like. this goes for people who like writing Tony Stark or enjoy the Inheritance Games trilogy#like yeah yeah both Tony and Avery divested from major parts of their income#but they still have a LOT of money to sink elsewhere and will probably profit from#your billionaire faves will always be problematic as long as they remain billionaires#I have juuust enough money to care about educating myself about these things#but not enough to do any of the above aside from wondering if I should put things into a trust#also there's a lot of drama left on the table by ignoring 'wealth management'#character hates a board member? get them voted out via the amount of shares held & whisper networking#make up a fucking rule that the shell company a character uses needs them to be in that country for two weeks a year#insider trading is generally agreed to be bad/unfair but is hard to prove and stock markets are easy to influence outside of that anyway#I don't quite understand share buybacks and how they tie in with profits but they sound like an excellent plot point for Iron Man fanfic
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Hello people! As you might have read from my last post, I'm making a video game for university with a group of other students. We don't have to just make a game, but also make a research on what people would like to get in a new game, and opinions in general.
I made a form with some questions, it's anonymous and the only personal information we ask are age group, gender and spoken languages. I don't know how many people I will reach with this post, but it's really important, so please forgive me for adding many tags.
The form is in Italian, but I tried to translate it in English and other languages with Chrome and Edge, and they work quite well. Firefox instead makes some funny mistakes, but it's still readable. Of course, as this is a university form, I must ask you to not be a troll, thank u!
For linkeduniverse people, yes this is the same form I posted int he server there's no need to answer again!
The game we have in mind is an action-adventure (like Zelda) with some platformer elements: some boss fights look like those from Kirby or Smash Bros, and some are side scrolling fast sequences, like Sonic. You'll learn more about the idea in the form!
Thanks so much to anyone who fills it!
#lionessposts#I'll reblog this on my sideblog and probably delete it from the main blog in few days#one of the core mechanics is based on the timeshift stones from#skyward sword#but they're smaller and the main character will use one as their tool!#So they won't be only one secondary mechanic for only one zone#also yes#the final boss is inspired by no other than#jeff bezos#whose companions are#the rock#prince william#What do they have in common?#one is powerful because he's strong#one is powerful because he reings#one is powerful because he has money and our entire market#But please they're just references...#don't go punch Jeff Bezos#also they're all bald#they're not really them I swear they just share the same names and abilities#maybe#the tags are longer than the actual post#zelda#kirby#sonic#sonic the hedgehog#video games#linked universe#super smash bros
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Gaming Market Forecast 2024-2032
The gaming market forecast for 2024 predicts revenues surpassing US$ 221.6 Billion, driven by mobile gaming, cloud services, and esports. Continued advancements in VR and AR technologies enhance user experiences and attract new players. Subscription models and in-game purchases remain key revenue streams, with cross-platform play and technological innovations further propelling market growth.
#Gaming Market#Gaming Market Share#Gaming Market Size#Gaming Market Trends#Gaming Market Report#Gaming Market Forecast#Gaming Market Analysis#Global Gaming Market
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Do you have a favourite tag game you’ve participated in?
Hi Tashie! This is a really good question; I really enjoy 'find the word'-esque tag games, as it allows me to search through my WIPs and share excerpts that I wouldn't normally think to share.
That said, there was a tag game a while back, and whilst I wasn't tagged in it (and wasn't brave enough back then to grab an open tag) that was essentially "build your own book giveaway". It basically let you imagine you were an established author and you had a prize draw, or something similar, and you got to describe what kind of prize bundle would be given away with your book. That one looked a lot of fun, and I've spent too many hours fantasizing about what I'd include for my WIPs!
#answered ask#honestly#I love to be tagged#as otherwise#I feel guilty about sharing my WIP#like I'm being narcissistic or boastful#I'd be a marketing nightmare because I hate attention!!#Tag games allow me to cheat my brain into thinking it's okay to share my work because#if I didn't respond to a tag#I'd be letting down beloved mutuals who think of me for tag games#I have issues... <.<
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US stock trading sharing
As long as you have any investment questions, you can ask me and I can help you solve any investment problems. My confidence comes from the recognition of my abilities
#donald trump#finance#investing#nyc#stock market#ask#answered#ask game#stock trading#shares#stock tips#stockstowatch#stockstobuy#stockholm#investment#investors#real estate investing#investing stocks#savings#options#opportunities
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guess who has a properly rendered full-body map portrait now!!! *points to depressed werewolf protagonist* THIS GUYYYYYYYYY
#he also has a sufficiently detailed walk cycle#huge improvements#the demo feels done honestly i just need to focus on marketing now#thats for tomorrow though. tonight: sleep#never thought id reach a point where everything in the game feels Good Enough To Share With The Whole Public#Amadeus Game#my art#indie game dev#indie game
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okay Last BG3 content but holy shit. i have to recommend this to everyone on earth. it does contain spoilers but this is better than every romance novel i’ve read in the last 10 years and easily becoming my fave fanfic. even if you have no interest is bg3 you should fucking read this. it’s SO good.
if you like vampires you should read this. oh my god. the pining is incredible, the feelings are well handled, and the progression into sexual things is the most realistic i’ve ever read in any piece of media, ever. it’s a healthy sexual dynamic the likes of which i’m not sure i’ve EVER seen in fiction before.
it’s got drama and humor and hot sexy vampire boyfriend and witty sarcastic dialogue. what the fuck more could you ask for.
The Arrangement
Summary: You managed to convince Astarion not to go through with the rite of profane ascension. He remains a vampire spawn, and you now offer your blood from time to time to help with his sanguine hunger until a solution is found.
Even though you had both decided to stay as friends back in Moonrise Towers, lines begin to blur once more as other cravings come to the surface… and things with Astarion are seldom uncomplicated.

Pairing: Astarion x female!Tav
Rating: Explicit/18+
Setting: Canon compliant. Post-endgame.
Warnings (will be added as the series progresses): Blood drinking. Pining. Biting. Sexual tension. Mentions of past abuse. Explicit smut.
Chapter 1 - Bloodlust
Chapter 2 - In Between
Chapter 3 - Inconvenience
Chapter 4 - Solution
Chapter 5 - Confrontation
Chapter 6 - Broken
Chapter 7 - Tension
Chapter 8 - Revelations
Chapter 9 - The Arrangement
Chapter 10 - A New Way
Chapter 11 - First Light
Chapter 12 - In the Beginning
Chapter 13 - Tempest
Chapter 14 - Trance
Chapter 15 - Acquaintances
Masterlist . AO3 (cross-posted there)
#fic recs#i should really just make a list of fic recs#i know this is a masterlist but it’s all for one fic so i’m gonna share it#bg3 smut#astarion#you guys don’t get it i can’t play this game#i’m trying to find a work around to do it anyways bc my computer can’t handle it#but if you can you should be playing this fucking game#it’s also probably the most lgbtq+ friendly game on the market right now#and it’s also the most TRANS FRIENDLY#and that includes for nonbinary people!!! you guys i’m fucking#anyways enough bg3 propaganda in the tags#read this fucking smut.#even if you don’t play and have no interest in the game#you can google to get a general premise of astarion and the plot#but yeah#read this and thank me later#also OP if you have a taglist or have written anything else on a side blog please lemme know#idc what fandom it was for i’m a HUGE FAN of your writing ily
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The Mobile Gaming Market: Trends, Growth & Future Prospects
Market Overview
The global mobile gaming market has experienced unprecedented growth, surpassing traditional console and PC gaming in revenue generation. The rise of casual gaming, free-to-play models, and in-app purchases has made mobile gaming accessible to a diverse audience. With continuous innovation in game development, AR/VR integration, and cross-platform compatibility, The Mobile Gaming Market size is estimated at USD 110.99 billion in 2025, and is expected to reach USD 181.94 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 10.39% during the forecast period (2025-2030).
Key Market Segments:
By Game Type: Casual Games, Action/Adventure, Role-Playing Games (RPG), Strategy, Puzzle, Sports, Simulation
By Platform: Android, iOS
By Monetization Model: Free-to-Play (F2P), In-App Purchases, Subscription-Based, Paid Games
By Region: North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Middle East & Africa
Market Drivers
Growing Smartphone Penetration: The increasing availability of affordable smartphones has led to a surge in mobile gaming users worldwide.
5G & Cloud Gaming: Faster network speeds and cloud-based gaming solutions are reducing hardware dependency, making mobile gaming more accessible.
Rise of Free-to-Play & In-App Purchases: The freemium model allows developers to reach a larger audience and generate revenue through microtransactions.
Esports & Competitive Gaming Growth: Mobile esports tournaments are gaining popularity, driving engagement and revenue through sponsorships and advertisements.
Augmented Reality (AR) & Virtual Reality (VR) Integration: Games like Pokémon GO have demonstrated the potential of AR in mobile gaming, leading to increased investment in immersive experiences.
Cross-Platform Gaming & Social Connectivity: Mobile games with multiplayer and cross-platform capabilities encourage social interactions, boosting engagement and retention rates.
Challenges in the Industry
Monetization & Player Retention: While free-to-play models attract a large user base, converting users into paying customers remains a challenge.
High Competition & Market Saturation: Thousands of mobile games are released annually, making it difficult for developers to stand out.
Device Compatibility Issues: Fragmentation across different mobile devices and operating systems can affect the gaming experience.
Regulatory Concerns & App Store Policies: Governments are imposing stricter regulations on in-app purchases, loot boxes, and data privacy.
Cybersecurity & Fraud Risks: The rise of mobile gaming has led to increased risks of hacking, cheating, and fraudulent transactions.
Future Outlook & Opportunities
The mobile gaming market is set for further expansion, with emerging technologies and new business models shaping its future. Key opportunities include:
Blockchain & NFT Gaming: The integration of blockchain and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) is enabling new revenue streams and player-driven economies.
Subscription-Based Gaming Services: Platforms like Apple Arcade and Google Play Pass are gaining traction, offering ad-free gaming experiences.
Metaverse & Virtual Worlds: The evolution of the metaverse will provide opportunities for interactive and immersive mobile gaming experiences.
Hyper-Casual & Instant Games: Lightweight, easy-to-play games with minimal learning curves are attracting a broad user base.
Expanding Markets in Asia-Pacific & Latin America: Emerging economies present vast opportunities for mobile game developers and publishers.
Conclusion
The mobile gaming market continues to evolve, driven by technological advancements, innovative monetization models, and changing consumer preferences. With increasing investments in AR/VR, cloud gaming, and cross-platform experiences, the future of mobile gaming looks promising. Developers and publishers who adapt to these trends and leverage emerging technologies will thrive in this highly competitive industry.
#mobile gaming industry#mobile game market analysis#mobile game market research#mobile game market#mobile game market size#mobile game market share#mobile game market trends
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