As with many companies in the tech world, the video games industry has suffered from slowing consumer demand after an economically challenging year. In November 2022, Games Industry.biz reported that the global games market was expected to decline 4.3% during the year, generating $184.4 billion.

In addition to macroeconomic headwinds, the decline stemmed from 2022 being a "corrective year" after two years of the pandemic when the industry boomed. For instance, despite the 4.3% decline, the forecast was still higher than pre-pandemic estimations. As a result, multiple gaming stocks have started 2023 on sale, with bright outlooks over the long term.

Here are three top gaming stocks that are screaming buys this February. 

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