Reduced demand for console Q&A

MCV Staff 8th May 2013 Publishing

Game quality assurance firms have felt a sizable decrease in their console projects, which has put pressure on some companies to seek new business from other parts of the entertainment sector.

Parallel to this reduction in console projects, there has been an increase in tablet and mobile games, which is filling the hole console projects previously provided for QA firms.

Testology and Universally Speaking are two companies that have experienced this andshared their views withDevelop.

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