Phil Elliott
Managing Editor, GamesIndustry.biz

28/01/2009 @ 13:56

US videogame market topped $21 billion in 2008

The videogames industry has set a new record in the US for sales of software and hardware, with 2008's level topping USD 21 billion across the year, with almost a quarter of that coming in the supposedly economy-stricken month of December.

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