The shift to 32-bit systems from 8-bit ones, and the planned move to 64-bit systems, has undermined the video games market according to Funco Inc, which also blames the changes for its reported $0.22 per share loss on sales of $80.4m for the year ending April 2: chief operating officer Stanley Bodine told the Piper Jaffray conference that the shifts meant the market for video games and accessories would remain soft for the next quarter and, consequently, the company, which sells interactive entertainment products, has postponed expansion plans until things improve; he expected the market would respond favourably to the new systems being introduced by Sega Enterprises Ltd and Sony Corp in the second half of 1996, but declined to comment on projections that the company will record a loss of $0.05 a share this year, saying he hoped it would do better than that.