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Video Games as an Advertising Media: A Comparative Analysis Between Portuguese and Spanish University Students
Changes in leisure consumption are causing transformations in the relationships between young people and brands. A reflection of this is found in video games, whose predominant user profile is that of young people between 18 and 30 years old. They invest more and more time in digital universes: they
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