Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Jogos de celular taking off

A new consumer survey conducted by research firm Information Solutions Group on behalf of the Publisher of casual games PopCap Games, 57% of wireless subscribers AT&T play mobile games.

The advent of the iPhone and its App Store have downloaded and use of mobile games easier than ever, and the mobile gaming industry should grow more than 10% per year to hit the $ user 6.3 billion in spending by 2011, a report from Gartner.

52% of players cited "distraction issues of daily life" as the top benefit derived from games for mobile phones, followed by "relaxation and stress relief" (40%) and "best humor" (12%)-52% of gamers said Moreover, they play mobile titles during working hours and 14% selected "during my work day, when I need a little break" as the time when they most often play games on your phone.

60% of all mobile players cited "while waiting for an appointment" as a time when they play mobile games, with "during the day during the week" selected by 34% of respondents and "when traveling on vacation" and "the weekend" tying for third with 25% each.

The information solutions group study reports that 59% of AT&T players to play games on your phone at least once a month and 40% said they play weekly or more often-41% said that played at least once per month. 91% of mobile gaming sessions last for less than 30 minutes, and extend the 62% less than 15 minutes in total, 71% of gamers play games on your mobile phone for less than one hour per week, while 52% of people who play daily said that they play by three or more hours per week.

Asked to name "games you enjoy playing on your cell phone", 20% of the players AT&T cited the Tetris Bejeweled, followed by 18% and 17% in patience. Puzzle genres popular games topped at 66%, followed by the card/casino titles in 51%-board games won 15% of the votes, with action/adventure, trailing 11%.

86% of mobile gamers also play video games on one or more other devices, with 76% of players playing on computers, 41% in consoles and 24% on portable devices.

17% of mobile gamers consider their phones your main game device.


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