Video game companies are among the pandemic winners that are declaring they still plan to go full steam ahead, even as the coronavirus lockdowns that powered their businesses over the past 15 months have largely been lifted
FILE - The NBA 2K League draft in New York, Feb. 22, 2020. Video game makers have warned that as people head outdoors again, their sales will plunge and spending on games may dip for the first time in at least a decade but the companies aren’t cutting back in anticipation. (Brian Finke/The New York Times)
At the height of the pandemic, people who were stuck indoors passed the time by playing tons of video games.
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