The charts illustrate information about people who played electronic games in South Korea in 2003, including their age, gender, and preferred types of games.
Overall, most players were male, and the largest proportion belonged to the under 18 age group. In terms of game types, action games were by far the most popular, while other categories were much less preferred.
Looking at age distribution, players under 18 accounted for the highest percentage at 39% followed closely by those aged 18 to 36 at 38%. In contrast, people over 36 made up a significantly smaller proportion at only 23%. This shows that electronic gaming was more common among younger individuals.
Regarding gender, there was a clear difference between male and female players. Males dominated the gaming population, representing 72%, while females accounted for just 28%, less than half the figure for males.
As for game preferences, action games were the most popular choice making up 43% of all preferences. Sports games were the second most common at 20%, followed by racing games at 17%. The remaining categories were much less popular with role-playing games and education games both at 7%, and other types accounting for the smallest share, at 6%.