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    1. Mobile Games Monday Jeroen Elfferich Ex Machina
    2. 26,5 26,7
    3. 2007 26,5 B US$ Software 26,7 B US$ Film Industry + 18,9 B US$ Hardware
    4. T 1200 o Games Fundraising Summary by Year 1100,3 t a l 1000 d e a 800 l v a 600 l u e 415 400 U S 264,6 D m 152 200 100,5 96 50 39,7 11,2 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Source: Avista 2009
    5. Games as Social Objects
    6. 72% of Dutch people play games Growth 2007: 23,2%, 472 M Euro 2012: 703 M Euro (Source: TNS NIPO, PWC)
    7. Not All That Is Mobile Is A Phone
    8. player demographic old online mobile console young % male % female
    9. UK Official mobile games Java download chart ELSPA – May 2008 1. Tetris 2. Pac-Man 3. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? 2nd Ed 4. Monopoly Here & Now 5. Bejeweled 6. World Snooker Championship 7. Crash Nitro Kart 8. Indiana Jones: Kingdom of Crystal Skull 9. Brain Challenge 10. Bomberman 2008 DATA SOURCE: 3, Jamba, Mobile Games Unlimited, O2, Orange, Samsung Fun Club, Selatra, Sony Ericsson, T-Mobile, Virgin Mobile, Vodafone, Tesco Mobile
    10. Iphone 2008 Top 10 Paid Games Iphone 2008 Top 10 Paid Apps 1. Koi Pond 1. Texas Hold’em 2. Texas Hold’em 2. Moto Chaser 3. Moto Chaser 3. Crash Bandicoot: Nitro Kart 3d 4. Crash Bandicoot: Nitro Kart 3d 4. Super Monkey Ball 5. Super Monkey Ball 5. Cro-Mag Rally 6. Cro-Mag Rally 6. Enigmo 7. Enigmo 7. Air Hockey 8. Pocket Guitar 8. Bejeweled 2 9. Recorder 9. Flick Bowling 10. iBeer 10. Line Rider iRide
    11. Flattening growth Traditional developers and publishers in trouble Fragmentation, porting hell Flawed value chain and low rev shares Lack of innovation in past years
    12. Iphone & Android trigger mobile content revival Flat-fee & connectivity become the norm A business case for location-based games Social networks & games – a killer combo Touchscreen, tilt, compass Innovation is back!
    13. Further Reading • Research: www.mmetrics.com • Online – PocketGamer.co.uk – mobilegames.blogs.com – www.mobile-ent.biz – Monty’s Gaming & Wireless Outlook (mailing) – volkersthoughts.blogspot.com • jeroen@exmachina.nl
    14. Sources • Photo’s & art: Far0 RC1, Tracie O, dan taylor, left-hand, Gryphus-R, Playfish, Lucasarts, Midway, Nokia, Sega, Atari • Digits: PWC, TNS NIPO, Juniper, Netsize, Avista, Glu

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