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Gamers Are Better at Making Decisions, Research Proves
Recent studies show that playing video games positively affects brain function. Players excel in tasks that require decision-making using sensorimotor mechanisms, so video games could find new applications.
video games
Damian Mista
July 26, 2022
CS:GO and Old Age - When Are Pro Gamers at Their Best?
A recent study has helped determine how the passage of years affects form in professional CS:GO competition. The statistics resolve whether youth has an advantage over experience.
video games
Michal Ciezadlik
April 21, 2022
Metaverse Games Don't Interest Gamers, but Industry Doesn't Care
Giant interest and huge investments don't help. Metaverse games have so far failed to attract casual gamers. However, the industry doesn't seem to need them.
video games
Przemyslaw Dygas
April 8, 2022
Game Pass Won't Become Second Netflix, Analysts Say
Game Pass is quite successful, but it's unlikely to be to video games what Netflix was to the movie industry. At least according to one analyst.
video games
Jacob Blazewicz
March 24, 2022
Exiting Russia Means Loss of a Market Worth Billions of USD for Game Publishers
Game developers and publishers (and more) are pulling their products out of Russia en masse, and in doing so are rejecting a market that generates billions of dollars in revenue.
video games
Jacob Blazewicz
March 10, 2022
Gamers Cheat Because They Get Frustrated With Other Cheaters, Time2play Reports
Time2play has created a cheater profile. The study took into account the motives of such players and the software they use. The best game cheat was also selected.
video games
Miriam Moszczynska
February 25, 2022
Gaming is No Longer Domain of Young People, Says Take-Two's Report
Thanks to a report from Take-Two Interactive, we learned some interesting things about the gaming market. Among them was the average age of gamers.
video games
Adrian Werner
February 8, 2022
We Have Universal Shortages, and PC Market Recorded Massive Growth in 2021
The PC market recorded a significant growth in the previous year. Much of this is due to the pandemic and the growing demand for electronic equipment.
hardware & software
Martin Nothing
January 31, 2022
PC Market in Good Condition in 2021; Largest Shipments in Nearly a Decade
Gamers may have a problem with hardware shortages, but apparently not through the fault of manufacturers. After all, according to analysts, 2021 was a 'watershed' year for the PC market.
hardware & software
Jacob Blazewicz
January 13, 2022
Single Player Games Beat Multiplayer, at Least in Japan
Playing for the story, preferring single player games, loving RPGs, owning a Switch - do you know what these traits have in common? They describe the average Japanese gamer.
video games
Hubert Sledziewski
December 13, 2021
2022 Will Bring More Game Delays and Hardware Shortages
Analysts predict that in 2022, the pandemic will continue to cause major delays in game development and further trouble with hardware availability.
video games
Adrian Werner
December 9, 2021
COVID Hurt the Gaming Market in 2021; 2022 Could be a Record Year
Thanks to the pandemic, 2020 was a record year for the gaming industry. This year, however, the coronavirus dealt it a severe blow. All due to numerous delays.
video games
Adrian Werner
November 19, 2021
More People Watch Streams on Facebook Than on YouTube
According to a Streamlabs report, Facebook Gaming has managed to overtake YouTube Gaming in terms of viewership over the past three months. However, both platforms are far from the streaming king that is Twitch.
video games
Miriam Moszczynska
October 29, 2021
Online Bullying is a Scourge; Fortnite and Call of Duty Lead the Way
The Anti-Defamation League has published a report on the bullying that young gamers experience online. The phenomenon affects at least 62% of minors in this community.
video games
Przemyslaw Dygas
October 25, 2021
Survey Names Ubisoft the Most Hated Game Publisher in the World
It seems that Ubisoft is the most hated publisher in the world. Such conclusions can be drawn from research based on the opinions of Twitter users.
video games
Przemyslaw Dygas
September 28, 2021
Chip Shortage is the Best That Could Happen to Samsung and Other Component Manufacturers
Samsung, TSMC, and other chipmakers have once again revealed big revenue numbers despite a shortage of chip availability in the market. How is this possible?
hardware & software
September 3, 2021
5.8 Million Hacking Attacks on GTA 5, Minecraft and The Sims 4 Players
Kaspersky has stopped 5.8 million malware attacks on users of bootleg versions of GTA 5, Minecraft, The Sims 4 and other games.
hardware & software
August 31, 2021
PC Accounts Only For 14% of the Market in Europe; FIFA 21 in the Lead
ISFE and EGDF federations published a joint report summarizing the situation of the European game industry in 2020. We found out, among others, that the best-selling game on the Old Continent was FIFA 21.
video games
Ignacy Ziarkiewicz
August 26, 2021
Increasing Numers of Young People Fall to Online Scams
Older people active on the Internet are considered to be particularly vulnerable to online scammers. However, it turns out that also teenagers are not very prudent in this matter.
hardware & software
Arkadiusz Strzala
August 12, 2021
Study Proves Red Dead Redemption 2 Improves Animal Knowledge
A survey of nearly 600 participants proves that Red Dead Redemption 2 players are more knowledgeable about animals than people who haven't experienced the title. A handy summary was prepared by a Reddit user.
video games
July 13, 2021