Software sales drive up US gaming biz’s 2016 revenue

The US computer and video game industry generated US$30.4 billion in revenue during 2016, driven, in part, by a 6% rise in software sales.

January 20, 2017

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Software sales drive up US gaming biz’s 2016 revenue

The US computer and video game industry generated US$30.4 billion in revenue during 2016, driven, in part, by a 6% rise in software sales.

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Software sales drive up US gaming biz’s 2016 revenue

The US computer and video game industry generated US$30.4 billion in revenue during 2016, driven, in part, by a 6% rise in software sales.

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