- PC Gaming is back, largely due to some World of Warcraft competition, a renewed interest in hardware and an increasingly App Store-like Steam.
- If the Xbox 360 dashboard is anything to go by (read: it’s not good unless you like adverts) Windows 8 Metro will be a damp Vista-esque squib.
- Both Kinect and Move will follow Wii into players’ collective attics.
- It will be obvious to everyone bar Facebook that the flaw in its ecosystem is the lack of an editorial storefront.
- The Chrome Web Store will be the quiet success story that supplants Google+’s initial foray into games.
- Google Native Client is the technology to watch.
- The Wii U will amaze everyone.
- Apple TV, apps, touch screen devices as controllers.
- Tablet gaming should emerge as distinct from mobile, via iPad 3 and Wii U, and become the new hot ticket.
- PlayStation Vita will sell a surprising number of units, but a disappointing amount of software.
- Amazon’s Kindle Fire will grow large enough (and sell enough apps) to become a platform in its own right.
- The idea of the local game will start to gain traction.
Brevity is the soul of prophecy.
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