In a recent newsletter, Gerhard Fasolo leader Euro Technology Japan, shows that the Japanese game industry is booming - with an annual income of the top Japanese companies, nine game to overtake the total net income of the Japanese top 19 electrical giants.
Game companies like Nintendo are thriving, using a global recession, but stalwart, such as Panasonic and Sony battle (and the Sony PlayStation diversificación recent sales have not helped) by a massive corporate hierarchy and a lack of "new" pr
oduct.
What is interesting on the growth of Japanese games is that most of consoles and hand-held (with Nintendo DSI blurring line), while U.S. growth has been on mobile devices and online.
Online games rose 22 percent annually, the U.S., while console game sales are expected to fall by up to 20 per cent year-year.
What happens next, Japan is still a secret. Corporate behemoth has been slow to change and is heavily weighted with enormous rows of red tape. American-style slash and burn economy is not possible to install a large part of Japanese electronics manufacturers, so they will be forced to make changes in a way that works for them. Sooner or later it will be very painful.
Meanwhile, companies and game software that enhances the experience, for example by doing more with mobile phones, will be applicable to electronic sales in the near future.
Game companies like Nintendo are thriving, using a global recession, but stalwart, such as Panasonic and Sony battle (and the Sony PlayStation diversificación recent sales have not helped) by a massive corporate hierarchy and a lack of "new" pr
oduct.What is interesting on the growth of Japanese games is that most of consoles and hand-held (with Nintendo DSI blurring line), while U.S. growth has been on mobile devices and online.
Online games rose 22 percent annually, the U.S., while console game sales are expected to fall by up to 20 per cent year-year.
What happens next, Japan is still a secret. Corporate behemoth has been slow to change and is heavily weighted with enormous rows of red tape. American-style slash and burn economy is not possible to install a large part of Japanese electronics manufacturers, so they will be forced to make changes in a way that works for them. Sooner or later it will be very painful.
Meanwhile, companies and game software that enhances the experience, for example by doing more with mobile phones, will be applicable to electronic sales in the near future.
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