The pie charts illustrate the percentage of individuals who played electronic games divided by age, gender, and kind of games in South Korea in 2003.
Overall, it is clear that while players under 18 accounted for the highest figures, those aged above 36 recorded the lowest numbers. Additionally, electronic games were more common among men than women. Furthermore, action was by far the most popular type of game.
Looking at the first pie chart more closely, 39% of people aged under 18 played electronic games, dominating the chart, and the figures for players from 18 to 36 years old and above 36 years old were lower, at 38% and 23%, respectively.
Turning to the second pie chart, while the proportion of males playing electronic games was 72%, there were only 28% of females spending time on them.
Regarding the third pie chart, the percentage of action games was 43%, which exceeded that of sport and racing, with respective figures at 20% and 17%. Meanwhile, individuals played the same proportion of education and role-playing games, making up 7% each.
