Lemon posted this item on Jul 7, 2009
Over 120 pages of exclusive expert analysis on key business trends and technology in the mobile game industry from leading independent media publisher
London, UK – 6th July 2009 – Steel Media is proud to announce that the PocketGamer.biz Mobile Games Trends Report, First Issue 2009, is now on sale.
At over 120 pages and compiled by leading mobile game journalist Stuart Dredge – with additional analysis provided by industry veteran Owain Bennallack – the report is one of the most comprehensive examples to focus on the state of the mobile game industry.
Featured content highlights include:
• Competitive analysis of 10 leading publishers’ Q1 2009 activity
• Special reports: Facebook, iPhone 3.0, App Store pricing
• Q1 2009 review: all first-quarter developments, deals and trends in mobile gaming
• Case studies: 30 key Q1 2009 mobile games
• Territory report: US, Canada, Latin America
• Key financial data of listed mobile game sector companies
• PocketGamer.biz Q1 2009 Quality Index and analysis
• Q2-Q4 2009 look ahead: 10 key issues facing the marketplace
• In-depth industry confidence survey
“It's a really exciting time for the mobile games industry right now, with iPhone leading the way. While the App Store is fuelling rapid innovation from developers in their gameplay and connectivity, it's also posing challenges for the way they market their games, and cut through the clutter of more than 50,000 other apps,” says PocketGamer.biz Mobile Games Trends Report editor and chief analyst, Stuart Dredge. “With the report, we've explored all of these issues in depth, while also tracking developments on other emerging mobile platforms.”
The series of in-depth reports, data and expert analysis of key trends in mobile gaming will prove indispensable for companies operating in this sector.
The PocketGamer.biz Mobile Trends Report is available for purchase now, at only £699. Included in this price is also a PDF version of the report, which will be made available for download after purchase of the print edition.
Copies can be ordered by visiting www.pocketgamer.biz/reports.
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