Understanding older women gamers
27 Feb 2012 | by Emily Hunt
Marketing activity aimed at older women gamers needs to show an understanding of their concerns and preferences, writes Emily Hunt, research director, ICM Research.
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Marketing activity aimed at older women gamers needs to show an understanding of their concerns and preferences, writes Emily Hunt, research director, ICM Research.
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