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Premium Analytics July 11

The most successful games of the first half of 2025 by the numbers: a detailed look into revenue, sales, and other metrics

Wrapping up the week with a comprehensive piece on the most successful game releases over the past six months. Today, we will discuss the best-selling new releases, sales leaders, and the top indie games on PC and consoles. If a particular title didn’t get its own section, you’ll likely find it on one of the many charts featured.

Premium Industry June 27

Bungie as the root of Sony’s problems in the live-service game direction: what the delay of Marathon means for the company’s business

The situation surrounding Marathon reveals economic and managerial issues within Bungie and PlayStation. Even before its release, this shooter casts doubt on the viability of Sony’s strategy in the live service game sector, and its potential failure could have serious repercussions for the company’s gaming business.

Premium Industry May 30

Four industries in one: the gaming project framework that many investors and publishers do not understand

There are various models for segmenting the gaming industry. One of the simplest yet most unique belongs to a former Nexon executive. Let’s examine it in detail and discuss how publishers and investors often misjudge their resources and expertise.

Premium Industry May 21

Irresponsible Leaders: Top Executives of Gaming Companies Who Leave Chaos in Their Wake

Last week, Jade Raymond left Haven Studios, which she herself founded several years ago. This is a great opportunity to discuss top executives in gaming companies who often leave behind, if not a scorched earth, then at least a heap of problems.

Premium Analytics April 11

Why It’s Time to Change Game Prices, But Not How AAA Publishers Are Doing It

After the presentation of the Nintendo Switch 2, the debate about rising game prices flared up again. Many latched onto the $80 price tag of Mario Kart World, forgetting to take a broader look at the situation. Major publishers are increasingly resorting to manipulations, disregarding the changing realities of the market. Possible solutions to the problem are explored in our material.