Games aimed at "casual players" are set to be even bigger in 2005, according to industry experts.
Easy-to-play titles that do not require too much time and that are playable online or downloadable to mobile devices will see real growth in the coming year.
The trend shows that gaming is not just about big-hitting, games console titles, which appeal more to "hardcore" gamers, said a panel of experts.
They were speaking before the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas which showcases the latest trends in gadgets and technologies for 2005.
The panel also insisted that casual gamers were not just women, a common misconception which pervades current thinking about gamer demographics
source full story: news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4151431.stm
Easy-to-play titles that do not require too much time and that are playable online or downloadable to mobile devices will see real growth in the coming year.
The trend shows that gaming is not just about big-hitting, games console titles, which appeal more to "hardcore" gamers, said a panel of experts.
They were speaking before the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas which showcases the latest trends in gadgets and technologies for 2005.
The panel also insisted that casual gamers were not just women, a common misconception which pervades current thinking about gamer demographics
source full story: news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4151431.stm
