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    Self_Destructo: Hopefully all that family video game buying will convince those fat cats upstairs to give us an R18+ rating. A man can dream...a man can dream. more »
    CatboyMac's angry girlfriend: Not really hard when games cost so damn much. more »
    Chalkdust: I'm not entirely sure I can buy into this idea of games being entirely recession proof. I wouldn't root against the industry, but it will be interesti... more »
    mlubczyn: I love how they say that the Wii gamers are less committed than HD gamers. As if those HD gamers will be playing forever and buy console after console... more »
    Radkeen: I would actually think deep RPGs would benefit in a recession. I'd be curious to see if Blizzard sees more monthly subscriptions during high unemploym... more »
    dozerking: i love this. when it's console gaming, it's recession, when it's pc, it's dying. LBP, Dead Space and bunch of others have failed to sell in the millio... more »
    mariospants: As I pointed out in a recent comment that probably got buried at the end of a huge comments list (and the Economist got it right): EA and other compan... more »
    Knoxximus ver. 5.66: It is Nintendo who is indeed recession proof it seems.... more »
    Mr Smee: Video games are recession-proof? Try telling that to Free Radical... :( more »
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    Aussie Game Business Gives Aussie Movie Business A Good Thumping

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    The Economist Considers "Recession-Proof" Games

    Yesterday we had a nice argument regarding Factor 5's shutdown and whether the bad economy was to blame. Now, The Economist examines a "recession-proof" business and comes to a few conclusions of its own. More »
  • #business

    Game Stock Prices Set to Jump in '06

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