Netflix for Games: Both Console and Mobile Game Publishers Look To Subscription-Based Revenue

The video game market is huge and mature — and current revenue models are showing their age.

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Someday soon, smartphone users may pay to play game apps the same way they pay for Netflix, Hulu and other subscription video services. The U.S. video gaming industry is huge, and it has grown beyond its console and PC roots with the explosion of smartphone adoption.  Four out of 10 smartphone users say they use their phones to play games.

(Source: TNS Infratest; Google via Statista) However, although the user base is huge, there is not a lot of mo...

 


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