According to Informa’s analysts, the games industry will be worth over $53bn (£30bn) by 2007. Console gaming will still make up the majority of that money. But there’s an abrupt reversal coming for the rest of the pie. Mobile and interactive TV gaming is set to be generating most of the rest of the money, with PC gaming heading in the opposite direction. By 2010, the analysts predict, PC gaming sales will account for half the revenue it did in 2001. PCs are out, consoles and mobiles are in. Does this mean the mass market really is taking over?