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The average price for used video game sales on eBay and other resellers dropped nearly 12 percent from last year, according to an analysis by Video Game Price Charts.Com. More »
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Weary Kotaku Scout, rest your pink-and-chartreuse-seared eyes by laying them on this tasteful graph. There, there. More »
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GamePolitics once again shows us a handy graph. Print it out and keep it in your wallet, so next time you feel like jacking that ambulance or tank cheating your way through your algebra final, you can sort of rub it, talisman-like, and chant your Personal Empowerment Mantra: "I am a good person. I play Grand Theft Auto. I did not install Hot Coffee. It's only a game." More »
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Some number-cruncher graphed out how all the big video game series have performed in Japan. Any trends? They all seem to be doing worse. Much worse. Granted, the graphs don't include up-to-date info like Final Fantasy XII or New Super Mario Bros., but franchises don't seem like sure-fire cash cows anymore. The bottom of the graph lists the game titles, while the left notes the sale figures in the ten thousands. Fascinatingly gloomy stuff. What about you in the peanut gallery, do you still care about sequels and franchises? More »
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