GTA VI, Nintendo’s next switch is ready to revive the gaming industry, between the slums: Report | Mint

According to a report by the research firm Newsu, the Global Video Game Market is set for a large boost, with console gaming expected to be a primary development driver by 2027. Exceptioned launch of the much awaited of tech-to interactiveGrand Theft Auto VI And the next generation switches of Nintendo are significant contributors to this estimated expansion.

After a post-pandemic recession, the gaming industry is navigating the slow recovery between economic uncertainty and frequent high inflation.

In particular, these challenges led to widespread pruning, studio closure and project cancellation in 2024. However, analysts suggest that the arrival of the new switch console was expected in mid -2025, andGta viIt is likely to be launched in autumn, this region can revive.

In the previous installment of tech-tuGTA The franchise is one of the highest -grossing video games ever, with more than 210 million copies of sales by December 2024. Meanwhile, Nintendo recently reduced his sales forecasts for his aging switch, indicating a adjacent transition to his next generation device.

Emmanuel Rosier, director of Market Analysis in Newsu, highlighted the permanent appeal for major console release like SoniSpider man AndGod of warWhich has encouraged players to invest more time in gaming. He said that these large -scale titles have more impact on the sale of console than PC, where gamers often favor the old titles.

Newju’s report estimates that software revenue will increase by console by a seven percent increase between 2024 and 2027, leading to an estimated 2.6 percent increase for PC gaming. By 2027, the console revenue is estimated to make more than 56 percent of the joint PC and console software market, which is expected to reach $ 92.7 billion.

Total platim saw a six percent increase in 2023, recorded the highest engagement level in the last quarter, which was largely operated with a new launch of a new.Duty Title from Activities Blizard.

(With input from Reuters)