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Finally some mainstream evidence to say the PC gaming market isn't dead after all, they're just ahead of the curb, once again.
Playing catch-up, the NPD Group finally made an effort to research the online transactions of PC gaming downloads. The numbers and listings are quite enlightening.
Retail sales actually declined 23% in the U.S. as download sales increase, which includes such sales as microtransactions and mobile game sales. But some estimated 2.1 billion dollars are probably overlooked due to the lack of social networking giant Facebook's online games, which if factored in, would push PC download sales even further.
Of course also listed are the top five digital retailers in the industry. Can you guess who's on top?
Read all about it in Gamasutra's article.
Also in other news, PCGamer Magazine figured out how to play Valve's Alien Swarm in first-person mode. It's only a matter of entering three console variables, and you're good to go! Read about that on PCGamer.com if you're interested. They include a video too.
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