Peter Moore believes that modern gamers are increasingly playing on PCs and phones, not wanting to spend money on consoles
Game industry veteran Peter Moore, who has worked in executive positions at Xbox, SEGA and Electronic Arts, is confident that the decline of game consoles is already close.
Moore believes that the future of the gaming industry lies in mobile devices and personal computers. Most gamers are now increasingly playing on phones and PCs, and with the development of cloud technologies, the need for a separate and often expensive device like a console is beginning to gradually disappear.
Moore as an example led the music industry, where media has replaced various services available on all kinds of devices.
According to Moore, companies themselves also often question the need to pour tens of billions of dollars into developing new gaming devices, and then lose billions more after they launch.
“Are these companies ready to invest billions? Are they ready for the fact that gamers might not accept the console and just say: “You know?” that? I don't need it, times are hard. I have a phone, and it's enough for me””.
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