(Corrects paragraph 2 in Oct. 2 story to say market is facing slower growth, not a downturn. Also corrects paragraph 8 to say PIF, and not its gaming arm, has bought or made major investments. The error also appeared in an earlier version of the story) By Zaheer Kachwala (Reuters) -Electronic Arts' record $55 billion leveraged buyout by Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund and two other firms marks a turning point in the videogame industry, as companies look to capitalize on intellectual property through media crossovers. Despite being the largest entertainment industry in the world, the videogame market is facing slower growth as consumers rein in spending in response to higher prices, forcing companies and executives to think of other ways to leverage successful IP. One way they're doing

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