Dreamcast is a product that people are eagerly waiting for. In public, Sony Gulf executives are putting on a brave face. But industry insiders say Sony is pulling out all the stops to get a 128-bit PlayStation 2 into production. And then there's Nintendo. Number two in the Gulf video-games league table with a 30 per cent market share, Nintendo comfortably outsells Sega.
Software is the key.
There is a new PlayStation game every week. For the others, it is more like every month. Ultimately, that will decide who wins. The most comprehensive survey of executive salaries in the region. The latest ranking of the Gulf's best business cities, based on their economic weight and their importance as centres of international business.