Market analyst firm DFC Intelligence published their full games industry forecast for 2025 with predictions for record revenue fueled by Nintendo – and by how expensive everything else is.

DFC Intelligence, the longest-running analyst firms to cover the games industry, says 2025 will see the start of “long period of significant” growth. DFC’s report, which will be available in ...

The DFC Intelligence has updated the US Market for Video Games and Electronic Interactive Entertainment, its in-depth report on the present and future of the video game industry. The updated ...

DFC Intelligence has claimed that the next-generation of hardware is likely to feature only two successful video game consoles, with one of them ‘clearly’ being a Nintendo platform.

Cloud gaming is less than 1% of the game business today, but game analyst firm DFC Intelligence estimates it will grow to over 5% of total revenue, or $13.5 billion, in five years.. The new report ...

Research firm DFC Intelligence said Monday that it was “modeling a 20% price increase over the next two years” for Switch 2. But in updated guidance sent to Polygon from the firm’s CEO David ...

DFC Intelligence, a market research firm focused on interactive entertainment, announced today that it has released its latest forecast. In the new report, DFC predicts that worldwide sales of PC ...

DFC Intelligence has been the leading research firm focused on specialized market intelligence on the video game industry in North America, Europe, Japan and worldwide since 1994.

Industry analytic firm DFC Intelligence has said Microsoft is going to struggle to expand beyond its core audience, even with the release of Kinect. The firm's monthly brief focused on how ...

A report from analyst company DFC Intelligence has predicted continuing growth for the games industry, powered by ascendant digital sales off-setting a shrinking market for boxed products.

Game analyst firm DFC Intelligence speaks out about Nintendo by Louis Bedigian I think Nintendo is working hard on bringing in an older audience, but ...