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Shifting Dynamics in the Video Game Industry: From Development to Tools and Services
This chapter examines how leading companies like Valve and Epic Games are transitioning from game development to offering tools and platforms for other developers. It explores the implications of software licensing and studio acquisitions on the market dynamics and the production of big-budget games.
Why Game Companies Stopped Making Games - How Money Works
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Today the video game industry is worth more than the movie and music industry combined, and the companies that make these games are some of the most valuable businesses in the world.
The only thing is, they don’t really make video games anymore.
Movie studios are pumping out record numbers of big budget movies which are being viewed by more people on more platforms, but video game studios are doing the opposite.
Rock star, the creators of the infamous Grand Theft Auto series used to release a new game every 4 months on average. But as of mid-2022 their latest game is now almost 4 years old, and there is no news of any new releases coming soon.
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