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Game Market Exploding

So. Addicted. To. Dots. Revenue from mobile games will reach $28.9B by 2016, according to Juniper Research, a 38% jump from $20.9B in 2014. Yes, Dots is free but it’s those in-app purchases that will help push revenue. Tablet users will spend more on in-game purchases and generate more revenue per device than smartphone users. Other trends to watch: Interactive entertainment will focus on convenience, accessibility, and online streaming; rising disposable income and smartphone adoption will spur big in-game purchasing revenue in Latin America, Eastern Europe, and Southeast Asia; and app stores will focus on personalizing how users find the games.

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