Post by captainbryce on Mar 18, 2018 17:36:48 GMT
I might be extremely wrong. I haven't conducted any sweeping surveys. Your links however do not show that I am wrong. They only show statistics for one year each. One link shows 2016, the other shows 2017, statistics. There is no data for earlier years and nothing to indicate video game usage was not very much higher in those years as I claimed.
There are other problems with your claim.
Households that own a device exclusively for playing video games: 48%
Devices used - PC 56%
Male gamers: 59% Female gamers: 41%
Now you can quibble over how to interpret the statistics you want, but at the end of the day, there are MORE games available today, MORE households purchasing game systems than 30 years ago, and a LARGER gaming community (since online gaming is actually a thing today when it wasn’t before). The gaming industry has continued to grow (and is expected to continue to grow) with each passing year. And no, the stats do NOT include solitaire or any game that come preinstalled with a PC. It specifically applies to games that are PURCHASED.
Game industry growth.

