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Xsolla, a global video game commerce company, published the quarterly report, The State of Play Spring 2024 edition today, highlighting the impact of Europe’s Digital Markets Act in mobile gaming.
The report provides insights into the emerging trends and pivotal shifts impacting the gaming industry in the short and long term. The company said the aim is to significantly shape the future of mobile gaming, deepen academic connections within the gaming ecosystem, and redefine investment patterns.
David Stelzer, president of Xsolla, and Ron Scott, vice president, will discuss these topics at our GamesBeat Summit 2024 event on May 20-21 in Los Angeles. (You can get a 25% discount with this code: gbs24dean25). Xsolla is sponsoring our 8th Women in Gaming Breakfast.
In an era where mobile gaming commanded a 49% share of the global market in 2023, the report navigates through the advances in global compliance and regulation, including the Digital Markets Act in Europe. It also highlights new player engagement strategies, offering a glimpse into the potential future of mobile gaming monetization and distribution.
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Mobile gaming stands at the forefront of change in the industry with a massive user base; nearly 1.6 billion gamers worldwide play on mobile devices. And with its $89 billion revenue in 2023 expected to hit $118 billion by 2027, the segment is on a trajectory for continued dominance, the report said.
The DMA went into effect in the European Union in March. There’s still litigation around how to implement it. But Xsolla said the gaming industry is witnessing a shift. Regulatory bodies worldwide, including South Korea and India, are pushing for more relaxed rules around “out-of-app commerce” for games. Lawsuits against Apple and Google fuel the trend, as do the pressures of DMA enforcement.
The report said a key question of compliance versus control remains: will platforms adapt and relinquish more control, or will they devise new restrictions to maintain their grip on developers? For now, with the removal of platform roadblocks, developers have more opportunities to forge a platform-independent path for in-store and out-of-store game distribution.
The report discusses the impact of …
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Join gaming leaders live this May 20-21 in Los Angeles to examine the strategies needed to adapt and excel in an ever evolving landscape, featuring insights from leading voices and thought leaders in the industry. Register here.
Xsolla, a global video game commerce company, published the quarterly report, The State of Play Spring 2024 edition today, highlighting the impact of Europe’s Digital Markets Act in mobile gaming.
The report provides insights into the emerging trends and pivotal shifts impacting the gaming industry in the short and long term. The company said the aim is to significantly shape the future of mobile gaming, deepen academic connections within the gaming ecosystem, and redefine investment patterns.
David Stelzer, president of Xsolla, and Ron Scott, vice president, will discuss these topics at our GamesBeat Summit 2024 event on May 20-21 in Los Angeles. (You can get a 25% discount with this code: gbs24dean25). Xsolla is sponsoring our 8th Women in Gaming Breakfast.
In an era where mobile gaming commanded a 49% share of the global market in 2023, the report navigates through the advances in global compliance and regulation, including the Digital Markets Act in Europe. It also highlights new player engagement strategies, offering a glimpse into the potential future of mobile gaming monetization and distribution.
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Mobile gaming stands at the forefront of change in the industry with a massive user base; nearly 1.6 billion gamers worldwide play on mobile devices. And with its $89 billion revenue in 2023 expected to hit $118 billion by 2027, the segment is on a trajectory for continued dominance, the report said.
The DMA went into effect in the European Union in March. There’s still litigation around how to implement it. But Xsolla said the gaming industry is witnessing a shift. Regulatory bodies worldwide, including South Korea and India, are pushing for more relaxed rules around “out-of-app commerce” for games. Lawsuits against Apple and Google fuel the trend, as do the pressures of DMA enforcement.
The report said a key question of compliance versus control remains: will platforms adapt and relinquish more control, or will they devise new restrictions to maintain their grip on developers? For now, with the removal of platform roadblocks, developers have more opportunities to forge a platform-independent path for in-store and out-of-store game distribution.
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