Marcel Kleffmann

Marcel Kleffmann

Marcel Kleffmann is Chief of Content of GamesMarket and our B2B and B2C expert for hardware, market data, products and launch numbers with more than two decades of editorial experience. (marcelDOTkleffmannATgamesmarktDOTde)


Five Million Units of Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree Sold
Five million copies of Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree sold. © Bandai Namco

Five Million Units of Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree Sold

Just three days after its release, the Elden Ring expansion Shadow of the Erdtree has sold five million copies worldwide. It is also currently the best-reviewed expansion at Metacritic. Publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment and developer FromSoftware have announced a strong launch of the first and only expansion for Elden
By Marcel Kleffmann 1 min read
Freaks 4U Gaming Fully Acquired by Nodwin Gaming
Co-Founder of Nodwin Gaming, Akshat Rathee (left) and Michael Haenisch, CEO of Freaks 4U Gaming (right). © Freaks 4U Gaming, Nodwin Gaming

Freaks 4U Gaming Fully Acquired by Nodwin Gaming

Freaks 4U Gaming announces that Nodwin Gaming has increased its ownership in the Berlin-based agency to 100 per cent through a share swap valued at 30.3 million Euros. Just a few days ago, CEO Michael Haenisch announced that the company would have to make further job cuts in
By Marcel Kleffmann 3 min read
astragon and Team17 Digital Confirm Participation at gamescom 2024
astragon and Team17 Digital confirm participation at gamescom 2024. © astragon and Team17

astragon and Team17 Digital Confirm Participation at gamescom 2024

The UK-based Team17 Group has confirmed its participation at this year's gamescom. astragon Entertainment and Team17 Digital, both subsidiaries of the Team17 Group, will present their games in the consumer hall and in the business area. Astragon and Team17 Digital are back at gamescom. At their joint
By Marcel Kleffmann 2 min read
Smartphones Are the Most Popular Gaming Platform in Germany, PCs Are on the Rise Again
The most commonly used gaming platforms in Germany. © game - The German Games Industry Association

Smartphones Are the Most Popular Gaming Platform in Germany, PCs Are on the Rise Again

In Germany, the most commonly used gaming platform are Smartphones, but PCs are regaining players. Despite a slight decline, consoles are the second most popular platform. These are the results of a survey conducted by the game industry association. 18.3 million gamers play on two or more platforms. 22.
By Marcel Kleffmann 2 min read