B2B versus B2C (follow the money). Games are cheap consumables, and with phones and other consumer devices, for example, you even have a cottage industry based

B2B versus B2C (follow the money). Games are cheap consumables, and with phones and other consumer devices, for example, you even have a cottage industry based around ripping devices apart and itemizing costs down to the pennies, analyzing how much companies are profiting from each sale, etc. (And I'd guess that commercial devices are more profitable, but a much smaller hiring market.) Business customers--for the most part--just sign on the dotted line for products and services. There are of course consumer-focused Web companies, but I'd suggest that venture capital (necessarily) covers salaries for most of these.