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E3 2012 –Services and Content Rule the Show
Market Insight
The focus at E3 2012 was on content (both games and video) and services, affording a clear window into where the incumbent game companies see this market moving in the coming years. All three of the console manufacturers highlighted how they see smartphones and tablets playing a role with their respective platforms. This year’s E3 demonstrates how the incumbents will embrace the increasingly mobile future, as well as ensure that the next generation of consoles will support the widest range of consumers.
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