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> They all compete with each other since they're all competing for your time But if you define the market that way, it probably also includes books, movies, te
by amanaplanacanal 3y ago
> They all compete with each other since they're all competing for your time
But if you define the market that way, it probably also includes books, movies, television, and sports. Not so useful when working on antitrust.
- scheeseman486 3y agoMusic and some less demanding TV (reality shows, news) can be passive enough that you can consume it concurrently to video games or sport. Narrative TV and movies absolutely compete with time spent playing video games. I don't think that the categorization is actually helpful, if anything it distorts reality by making it seem as if Microsoft are on the backfoot regarding gaming. Meanwhile, Sony is releasing games on Windows.