Australia’s Interactive Games & Entertainment Association (IGEA) has today confirmed another year of double-digit growth for video games sales in Australia, with revenue reaching AUD$2.83 billion in 2015. The final figure is made up of hardware, packaged games, subscriptions, digital sales, DLC, and mobile games and represents a 15 per cent leap from 2014’s result.
The IGEA also found that, for the first time, digital sales have eclipsed traditional retail sales. Digital sales spiked 27 per cent to hit AUD$1.589 billion while retail sales reached AUD$1.243 billion (an increase of 2 per cent on 2014).
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The IGEA also found that, for the first time, digital sales have eclipsed traditional retail sales. Digital sales spiked 27 per cent to hit AUD$1.589 billion while retail sales reached AUD$1.243 billion (an increase of 2 per cent on 2014).
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