U.S. video game content sales up 2% in May as non-mobile subscription spending surges

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Total U.S. video game sales rose 1% year-over-year for the month of May, while sales figures so far this year were down 6%, according to a research report from Circana on Wednesday.

May sales came in at $4.05B compared with $4.03B for

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