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The image contains a bar chart displaying global sales of digital games from 2000 to 2006 categorized as Mobile Phone Games, Online Games, Console Games, and Handheld Games; axis X represents years, axis Y represents sales in billion dollars; 2000 data: Mobile 0.5, Online 0.5, Console 4.5, Handheld 3; 2001 data: Mobile 0.9, Online 0.7, Console 5.5, Handheld 3; 2002 data: Mobile 1.2, Online 1, Console 6.5, Handheld 3; 2003 data: Mobile 1.5, Online 1.5, Console 8.5, Handheld 3.5; 2004 data: Mobile 2, Online 2.5, Console 10, Handheld 4; 2005 data: Mobile 2.5, Online 3.5, Console 12, Handheld 4.5; 2006 data: Mobile 3.5, Online 4.5, Console 14, Handheld 5.
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The bar chart compares the international sales of the most popular types of digital games (mobile, online, console, and handheld) between 2000 and 2006. Units are measured in billions of dollars.
Overall, handheld games had the highest figures throughout the given period. Whereas the revenue of console games fell between 2000 and 2006, figures for the other four types rose.
In 2000, handheld and console games were the most selling digital games at just under 12 and slightly below 6 billion dollars, respectively. Although console games were popular in 2000, its numbers almost halved by 2006 at approximately 3 billion dollars. On the other hand, handheld games experienced a significant increase to peak at nearly 18 billion dollars in 2006.
The sales of online and mobile games were very low initially; however, they rose dramatically from around 1 billion dollars each in 2002 to around 10 and 7 billion dollars in 2006, respectively.
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