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*50+          - 17%
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The average age is  29.
*The average age is  29.
The average game buyer age is 36.
*The average game buyer age is 36.
 
*60% is male
''Gender'':
*40% is female
60% is male
40% is female


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*'''What where the best selling videogames for gameconsoles this year?'''
*'''What where the best selling videogames for gameconsoles this year?'''
Family entertainment:      4.7% <br>
*Family entertainment:      4.7%
Fighting:                  6.9% <br>
*Fighting:                  6.9%  
First-person shooters:    8.6% <br>
*First-person shooters:    8.6%  
Action:                  27.1% <br>
*Action:                  27.1%  
Role-playing:              8.7% <br>
*Role-playing:              8.7%
Racing:                  11.3% <br>
*Racing:                  11.3%  
Sports:                  17.6% <br>
*Sports:                  17.6%  


Top 5 selling video games of 2003:
Top 5 selling video games of 2003:

Revision as of 20:36, 24 March 2005

Year 2004:


  • Who plays computer and video games?

Age of players:

  • under 18 - 34%
  • between 18-50 - 46%
  • 50+ - 17%
  • The average age is 29.
  • The average game buyer age is 36.
  • 60% is male
  • 40% is female

  • Will these gamers keep playing?

53% of gameplayers expect to be playing as much or more ten years from now as they do today.


  • What where the best selling videogames for gameconsoles this year?
  • Family entertainment: 4.7%
  • Fighting: 6.9%
  • First-person shooters: 8.6%
  • Action: 27.1%
  • Role-playing: 8.7%
  • Racing: 11.3%
  • Sports: 17.6%

Top 5 selling video games of 2003: 1. Madden NFL 2004 2. Pokemon Ruby 3. Pokemon Saphire 4. Need For Speed Underground 5. Zelda the windmaker


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