^^They do show the amount of increase in revenue in the article. I believe it went from $12 Bil to $18 Bil. Inflation is nowhere near that much. Including inflation in these numbers show that the video game market prices remain relatively constant and yet the total amount of revenue grows, thus someone else in the world is getting into the video game market. As long as revenue increases at a larger rate than inflation, the market is increasing. AND when hardware increases its revenue the most and software drops(even with a $10 increase in price), there are more units being sold than usual. This market increase has to come from somewhere. You cannot sit there and tell me an increase of around 6 billion dollars does not mean an increase in market size.
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