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COVID Hurt the Gaming Market in 2021; 2022 Could be a Record Year

COVID Hurt the Gaming Market in 2021; 2022 Could be a Record Year

Thanks to the pandemic, 2020 was a record year for the gaming industry. This year, however, the coronavirus dealt it a severe blow. All due to numerous delays.

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Adrian Werner

November 19, 2021

COVID Hurt the Gaming Market in 2021; 2022 Could be a Record Year
More People Watch Streams on Facebook Than on YouTube

More People Watch Streams on Facebook Than on YouTube

According to a Streamlabs report, Facebook Gaming has managed to overtake YouTube Gaming in terms of viewership over the past three months. However, both platforms are far from the streaming king that is Twitch.

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Miriam Moszczynska

October 29, 2021

More People Watch Streams on Facebook Than on YouTube
Online Bullying is a Scourge; Fortnite and Call of Duty Lead the Way

Online Bullying is a Scourge; Fortnite and Call of Duty Lead the Way

The Anti-Defamation League has published a report on the bullying that young gamers experience online. The phenomenon affects at least 62% of minors in this community.

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Przemyslaw Dygas

October 25, 2021

Online Bullying is a Scourge; Fortnite and Call of Duty Lead the Way
Survey Names Ubisoft the Most Hated Game Publisher in the World

Survey Names Ubisoft the Most Hated Game Publisher in the World

It seems that Ubisoft is the most hated publisher in the world. Such conclusions can be drawn from research based on the opinions of Twitter users.

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Przemyslaw Dygas

September 28, 2021

Survey Names Ubisoft the Most Hated Game Publisher in the World
Chip Shortage is the Best That Could Happen to Samsung and Other Component Manufacturers

Chip Shortage is the Best That Could Happen to Samsung and Other Component Manufacturers

Samsung, TSMC, and other chipmakers have once again revealed big revenue numbers despite a shortage of chip availability in the market. How is this possible?

Tech

September 3, 2021

Chip Shortage is the Best That Could Happen to Samsung and Other Component Manufacturers
5.8 Million Hacking Attacks on GTA 5, Minecraft and The Sims 4 Players

5.8 Million Hacking Attacks on GTA 5, Minecraft and The Sims 4 Players

Kaspersky has stopped 5.8 million malware attacks on users of bootleg versions of GTA 5, Minecraft, The Sims 4 and other games.

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August 31, 2021

5.8 Million Hacking Attacks on GTA 5, Minecraft and The Sims 4 Players
PC Accounts Only For 14% of the Market in Europe; FIFA 21 in the Lead

PC Accounts Only For 14% of the Market in Europe; FIFA 21 in the Lead

ISFE and EGDF federations published a joint report summarizing the situation of the European game industry in 2020. We found out, among others, that the best-selling game on the Old Continent was FIFA 21.

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Ignacy Ziarkiewicz

August 26, 2021

PC Accounts Only For 14% of the Market in Europe; FIFA 21 in the Lead
Increasing Numers of Young People Fall to Online Scams

Increasing Numers of Young People Fall to Online Scams

Older people active on the Internet are considered to be particularly vulnerable to online scammers. However, it turns out that also teenagers are not very prudent in this matter.

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Arkadiusz Strzala

August 12, 2021

Increasing Numers of Young People Fall to Online Scams
Study Proves Red Dead Redemption 2 Improves Animal Knowledge

Study Proves Red Dead Redemption 2 Improves Animal Knowledge

A survey of nearly 600 participants proves that Red Dead Redemption 2 players are more knowledgeable about animals than people who haven't experienced the title. A handy summary was prepared by a Reddit user.

video games

July 13, 2021

Study Proves Red Dead Redemption 2 Improves Animal Knowledge
Many People Use the Same Passwords Over and Over Again - Alarming Data

Many People Use the Same Passwords Over and Over Again - Alarming Data

Recent research in the UK shows that many users rely on the same passwords for multiple services, which can lead to security breaches.

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Michal Ciezadlik

June 29, 2021

Many People Use the Same Passwords Over and Over Again - Alarming Data
GPU Sales Explode; Chips are Still Short, but Supply is Increasing

GPU Sales Explode; Chips are Still Short, but Supply is Increasing

The last few months will definitely be remembered as the ones where buying a GPU bordered on miracle. Despite severe shortages, the PC GPU market continues to grow.

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Martin Nothing

June 9, 2021

GPU Sales Explode; Chips are Still Short, but Supply is Increasing
Video Game Industry Will See a Dip in 2021, Newzoo's Report Claims

Video Game Industry Will See a Dip in 2021, Newzoo's Report Claims

Newzoo claims that the video game market will see a decline in revenue compared to last year. Reasons for such assumptions include Apple's policies and the universal deficit of chips.

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Angelika Kaldus

May 17, 2021

Video Game Industry Will See a Dip in 2021, Newzoo's Report Claims
Video Games Industry Is Bigger Than Film, Sports and Music

Video Games Industry Is Bigger Than Film, Sports and Music

The gaming market has overtaken the movie industry - valued at nearly $180 billion in 2020 - and Gen Z values it more than sports.

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Angelika Kaldus

May 11, 2021

Video Games Industry Is Bigger Than Film, Sports and Music
PC Remains Leading Platform Among Developers; PlayStation Before Xbox

PC Remains Leading Platform Among Developers; PlayStation Before Xbox

A survey conducted by the organizers of GDC indicates that PCs are the most popular platform among video game developers. PlayStation 5 arouses noticeably more interest than Xbox Series X/S.

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Bart Swiatek

April 29, 2021

PC Remains Leading Platform Among Developers; PlayStation Before Xbox
Loot Boxes are Gambling and Ruin Less Well-off Players, Claim UK Researchers

Loot Boxes are Gambling and Ruin Less Well-off Players, Claim UK Researchers

Researchers from Great Britain published an extensive report on loot boxes. The authors prove that the mechanic does indeed fall under the category of gambling and, moreover, it has a tendency to become addictive for people with not very high salaries.

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Jacob Blazewicz

April 2, 2021

Loot Boxes are Gambling and Ruin Less Well-off Players, Claim UK Researchers
Android Sends 20 Times More of Your Data Than iPhone

Android Sends 20 Times More of Your Data Than iPhone

Google can collect up to 20 times more data than Apple. That's according to a controversial study published by a researcher at a Dublin university.

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Arkadiusz Strzala

April 1, 2021

Android Sends 20 Times More of Your Data Than iPhone
Game Pass Makes Us Play More Games, Longer

Game Pass Makes Us Play More Games, Longer

Game Pass has proven to be a big success for Microsoft. Users of this service play longer, more titles and are more willing to reach for game genres that they are unaccustomed to.

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Adrian Werner

March 23, 2021

Game Pass Makes Us Play More Games, Longer
Console Gaming Market Grows on the Pandemic; Up 19% Over 2019

Console Gaming Market Grows on the Pandemic; Up 19% Over 2019

The video game market is one of the few that has seen a lot of growth during the pandemic. Sales in 2020 were 19% higher than 2019, crossing the $50 billion threshold.

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Paul Musiolik

March 12, 2021

Console Gaming Market Grows on the Pandemic; Up 19% Over 2019
Lootboxes to Become Increasingly Profitable Despite Regulations

Lootboxes to Become Increasingly Profitable Despite Regulations

According to analysts, lootbox revenue is expected to grow every year until it reaches $20 billion per year in 2025. However, this development will not continue indefinitely.

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Adrian Werner

March 10, 2021

Lootboxes to Become Increasingly Profitable Despite Regulations
Bitcoin Miners Consume More Energy Than Argentina

Bitcoin Miners Consume More Energy Than Argentina

BTC mining consumes more and more electricity. The total yearly power consumption of miners already exceeds figures associated with entire countries, such as Argentina, for example.

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Arkadiusz Strzala

February 11, 2021

Bitcoin Miners Consume More Energy Than Argentina