Game Advertisement To Rise By 2012

July 1st, 2007 Posted in Business

In-Game-Advertising

According to a market research firm called Parks Associates, the video game industry will spend $2 billion a year on in-game advertising by the year 2012, which is a considerable jump from last year’s spent amount of $370 million.

The current most popular form of game advertising is banner ads on websites, but in-game advertising is said to increase and become even more popular. Gamers are going to have to get used to seeing advertising in games, as it will only see a rise in the next few years.

One Response to “Game Advertisement To Rise By 2012”

  1. Fearless Worlock Says:

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