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The image depicts a bar graph showing global sales in billion dollars from 2000 to 2003 in three categories: games software, DVD/video, and CDs; in 2000, games software sales were approximately 10 billion, DVD/video approximately 15 billion, and CDs approximately 30 billion; in 2001, games software sales increased to roughly 17 billion, DVD/video to 20 billion, and CDs decreased slightly to just below 30 billion; in 2002, games software sales reached about 20 billion, DVD/video 25 billion, and CDs remained steady; in 2003, games software sales hit almost 25 billion, DVD/video approached 30 billion, and CD sales dipped to around 27 billion.
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The chart describes information about global game software sales, CDs, and DVDs or videos, respectively.
Overall, the amount of money earned from CDs was the highest compared to the others in 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2003. DVDs or videos were the second largest sales, followed by game software, in four years.
According to the chart, the amount of CD sales was by far the largest in 2000, with about $35. Even tough it slightly decreased $32 in 2001 , $31 in 2002 , and $30 in 2003, respectively, it still exist in the largest amount of sealing compared to others.
For DVD or video sales revenue, it was almost $20 in 2000, which is the lowest in 2000 compared to others but it dramatically rose during 2001 to 2003, by $ 21 billion in 2001, $ 28 billion in 2002 and $31 billion in 2003,which was almost same amount with CDs sales.
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