A. Older players tend to have more disposable income to spend on games than do teenagers.
B. Their processing power matches that of the arcade-game machines of the 1980s, so classic games run well.
C. But how much longer will the good times last
D. That cycle, unrelated to the broader economic cycle, is now at or near its peak.
E. But the industry has two new tricks up its sleeve, in the form of online and mobile gaming.
F. They are so wisely designed that they can be connected to any game machines.
G. It has had a bumper year, maybe the best it ever will.