subject: Online Games Still Soaring In The Popularity Charts [print this page] In any case, online games are bound to be lot cheaper than nintendo games and PSP games. Online games similar to the PC games are once again up and in full swing now. This after threatenign for a while to die away before the imposing competition from nintendo games and the PSP games.But with Christmas offers and new games coming along online games have received a fresh impetus that is seeming the demand for most cheap games sky rocketing.
We do not believe for a moment, that the dwindling enthusiasm for online games is, in part, due to the report recently in The Panorama programme aired on BBC television channel about how online games and other cheapgames including nintendo games and PSP games are addicting youngsters beyond certain desirable limits. Well, for one the import of this parcular feature does confirm one thing. That the online games along with its other cousins present in the gaming entertainment industry, are still very popularity. Then, it is pretty obvious to anyone who cares to think, that too much of any thing si not a good thing to happen at all. And this logic is applicable in the case of online games as well.
No one, in their right senses, would recommend that you play hours and hours together of online games.
Coming back to the actual sales that online games along with other cheap games are registering, like their more fancied cousins, the nintendo ds games and the PSP games, the online games also saw a recent slump wth only the Xbox 360 games returning impressive figures. But similar to them, online games are also expected to see a big boost in the run up to Christmas with several developers announing a vast array of games to suit all tasts and temperaments.
One positive development that has happened with online games is the fact at the school level the outcome of educational and other interactive games has been seen to be very positve. This is borne out by the fact that BBC School games are proved to be very productive.
