NPD: Without big game launches, April video game sales drop 17 percent – Newsday
NEW YORK (AP) — Lacking the big hits that made the year-ago period a standout, U.S. video game sales dropped sharply in April for the second month in a row as customers continued to watch their wallets. Market researcher NPD group said late
Video games slide down the recession slope as April sales fall 17 – Industry Standard
Hurt by the recession and a tough comparison to a year ago, video game sales fell 17 percent in April compared to a year ago. That means game sales have fallen for the second month in a row, with sales in March also falling 17 percent . Overall U.S
Video game sales down 17% – Straits Times
SAN FRANCISCO – US sales of video games fell 17 per cent in April to US$1.03 billion (S$1.5 billion), research group NPD said on Thursday, the second steep monthly decline in a row. Game software sales fell 23 per cent to US$510.7 million in April