I’ve blogged a lot about our Canadian friends and the wealth of research occurring on videogames north of the border. Now, here is an interesting report via MCVUK from ResearchandMarkets.com on our southern neighbors that notes marrying ages are rising, leading to a larger population with free time (usually at home with parents) and more money to spend on entertainment. Consequently, by 2010, the market for videogames in Mexico could be worth $1 billion.
Alas, the full report is a couple thousand Euro. But, the introduction and table of contents are freely available.
References:
Ingham, T. (2008, March 13). Report: Mexican games market to hit $1bn. [Online]. Retrieved March 13, 2008 from http://www.mcvuk.com/news/29906/Report-Mexican-games-market-to-hit-1bn
