"game sector" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an industry or business that creates and sells video games. For example, "The game sector has seen rapid growth in recent years."
"There is certainly space for more than one female musician in the game sector," said de Masi.
The online game sector is growing rapidly, with revenue expected to grow 21percenttoto more than $13 billion in 2010, according to Samsung Securities.
On Tuesday, SoftBank's chief executive, Masayoshi Son, said the deal to acquire a controlling stake in Supercell would help the Japanese company to expand its presence in the growing mobile game sector.
The ratings do not carry the force of law, and unlike the movie industry, in which most theaters have agreed to restrict access to pornographic films, the video game sector has reached no consensus about what to do with adult titles.
"Longer term, we are very bullish on the game sector overall and on EA in particular.
Game sector involve studies in which people use EEG recordings instead of joysticks and keyboards [16, 17].
"My core goal is to disrupt both the education and the game sectors," he said, sounding like Peter Thiel.
Yet even while the traditional home console market has become at best choppy, nontraditional game sectors are thriving.
VFX workers provide services to movie, television and video game sectors including creating high-end animations and keying footage of actors on to computer-generated backgrounds.
Different providers compete against each other to look good (not unlike most other game sectors), but equivalent value is not the same thing as actual value.
The toys-to-life genre has not only reignited the family games sector but also brought back a sense of lighthearted fun to blockbuster gaming.
