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Mobile gaming losing ground to Mobile TV and Music

May 10, 2007 by Will Park - Leave a Comment

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Mobile gaming is slowing down compared to mobile tv and music

We all love playing games on our cell phones. Remember when Snake first hit the scene? Mobile gaming has come a long way since then, but Screen Digest analysts are saying that growth in the mobile gaming market is slowing down – almost to a stall. Japan and Korea have been driving the growth of cell phone gaming, but the shift, by network operators, to focusing on Mobile TV and music is projected to eclipse gaming by 2011. The graph says it all.

via: gamedaily

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