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Gaming: The Evolution Of A Billion Dollar Industry

Video Games, the mention of that word brings up many images the most common one being someone who’s wasting their life over “Cheap” entertainment. Well, a gamer like me and others can say one thing; it’s an expensive hobby and we get a lot of enjoyment out of it. Video Games and Gaming itself has evolved over the years and has developed a strong subculture and industry that brings in billions of dollars a year, combining revenue made by the Gaming industry in 2017 they made $108 Billion in total, more than oil company Gazprom made last year ($102.1B)! A recent Info graph by website HistoryDegree.Net shows that not only is the gaming world changing but so is the profits made by companies. Video Games started off as the beloved and hated quarter-eating arcade games that you would find in stores, restaurants, and malls the first and most notable game, Pong. That changed in 1972 when the new concept of

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Dec 2, 2017
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Fat Dog Games Gearing Up For The Release Of Their Supernatural Game ‘Apparition’

Fat Dog Games has a new title on the way named ‘Apparition’. The teaser trailer has just arrived for the first-person survival horror game and it looks awesome. In the game, players are on a mission to document supernatural activity in the haunted forest of “Devil’s Tramping Ground” located in North Carolina. Players use a Ouija board to learn more about their mission throughout the game. Players will also have video cameras to document the spirits they stumble across. But ghosts aren’t the only things lurking around, demons are hiding in the shadows. And being set in the forest, there are animals to keep an eye out for as well. An exact release date has not been revealed but we do know that ‘Apparition’ will be out sometime in late 2018. There is no word what game systems it will be available for, but we’ll let know when we learn more. In the meantime, check out the teaser.

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Nov 27, 2017

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Gaming: The Evolution Of A Billion Dollar Industry

Video Games, the mention of that word brings up many images the most common one being someone who’s wasting their life over “Cheap” entertainment. Well, a gamer like me and others can say one thing; it’s an expensive hobby and we get a lot of enjoyment out of it. Video Games and Gaming itself has evolved over the years and has developed a strong subculture and industry that brings in billions of dollars a year, combining revenue made by the Gaming industry in 2017 they made $108 Billion in total, more than oil company Gazprom made last year ($102.1B)! A recent Info graph by website HistoryDegree.Net shows that not only is the gaming world changing but so is the profits made by companies. Video Games started off as the beloved and hated quarter-eating arcade games that you would find in stores, restaurants, and malls the first and most notable game, Pong. That changed in 1972 when the new concept of

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Dec 2, 2017
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Fat Dog Games Gearing Up For The Release Of Their Supernatural Game ‘Apparition’

Fat Dog Games has a new title on the way named ‘Apparition’. The teaser trailer has just arrived for the first-person survival horror game and it looks awesome. In the game, players are on a mission to document supernatural activity in the haunted forest of “Devil’s Tramping Ground” located in North Carolina. Players use a Ouija board to learn more about their mission throughout the game. Players will also have video cameras to document the spirits they stumble across. But ghosts aren’t the only things lurking around, demons are hiding in the shadows. And being set in the forest, there are animals to keep an eye out for as well. An exact release date has not been revealed but we do know that ‘Apparition’ will be out sometime in late 2018. There is no word what game systems it will be available for, but we’ll let know when we learn more. In the meantime, check out the teaser.

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Nov 27, 2017