An industry that once modeled tech's competitive ferment has settled into well-worn grooves.
The gaming industry, once a showcase for the competitive ferment of an innovation-driven tech marketplace, has matured to the point where its biggest players have mostly learned to stay out of each others’ way.A rapidly broadening player base and antitrust regulators’ uniquely laissez-faire attitude toward gaming acquisitions have let the biggest companies establish their own lanes and keep interlopers at bay.
A host of upstart manufacturers in the late '80s and the '90s, including Hudson Soft's TurboGrafx-16 and the Neo Geo, added to the fierce competition.
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