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Sony and Microsoft's next-gen systems may have peaked interest in the console sector, but Gartner believes mobile gaming remains the driving force behind the video game market.
The research firm predicts that revenue from mobile gaming will almost double from $13.2 billion to $22 billion by 2015.
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Social-casino developer Bee Cave Games has announced it is to expand its services into slot games and real-money gambling.
According to the Venturebeat.com website, Bee Cave Games is working with online gambling platform Betable to offer real-money gaming to customers in the UK.
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Delaware is one day away from launching its online gambling platform, becoming only the second state in the US after Nevada to offer online gambling services within its borders.
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Nielsen's mobile report for Q3 2013 shows that more and more teens have convinced their parents to get them smartphones, especially duringback-to-school season. Usage of non-dumb devices among those in the 13 to 17 year-old range has reached 70 percent, a nice 12 point growth over September last year. A prodigious 79 percent of all users aged 18 to 24 are also toting smartphones, contributing to the 64.7 percent total of all US mobile owners who have now traded their feature phones for something more advanced.
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The difference between gamblers and social gamers is that the former want to win, whereas the latter additionally want to enjoy the networking ambience, is the message one social gaming expert appeared to be putting across in an article on Geekwire this week.
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Illinois regulators are looking at tightening rules on the lucrative video poker market after revelations that those without a license can cash in on the business.
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The super-debt of US land gambling giant Caesars Entertainment, currently at around $23.8 billion, continued to weigh heavily on the group’s third quarter results released this week.
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