The bar chart illustrates a comparison of how international sales of games software, CDs, and DVD/video have changed over a period of three years starting from 2000.
From an overall perspective, it is readily noticeable that the global sales of Games software, and DVD/video showed an upward trend, while a reverse pattern could be observed in the figure for CDs. Notably, the sales of CDs was the most prevalent in the worldwide sales.
In 2000, the sales of CDs was highest, at around 35$ billion. The data on DVD/video was lower, at below 20$ billion. The Games software, however, accounted for the lowest value, at around 15$ billion.)
A dramatic increase was recorded in the international sales of Games software, to nearly 20$ billion at the end of timescale supplied and that of DVD/video experienced a considerable rise to somewhere in the vicinity of 30$ billion over the same period. Meanwhile, the period between 2000 and 2003 exhibited a gradual decline in the global sales of CDs, to approximately 31$ billion at the end of the provided timeframe.