The data presents the percentage of different ages people, who spent more than 10 hours per week by playing video games.
In general, the category of people who are from 16 to 24 dominated the graph over the provided period. On the contrary, seniors registered fairly low figures.Those aged from 25 to 64 occupied the middle ground on the chart.
At the beginning of 2010 middle-aged players surpassed younger ones. The percentage totalled roughly 50 percent but by the very next year the number dropped to 40 percent. Then in 2012 the proportion rose again to 50 percent, moreover it remained relatively stable during the next three years. The young adults started from 40 percent in 2010 but in 2011 the shares accounted for almost 60 percent. In the following years, there were no significant changes and by 2015 the shares totalled 70 percent. Starting at 40 percent in 2010, the proportion for the 25-44 age bracket dipped to 30 percent in 2012, before experiencing a sharp upward trend to nearly 50 percent by 2015. In 2012 the number plummeted to 30 percent. From the middle of 2013 the indicator surged abruptly almost to 50 percent. The oldest group witnessed a brief flash from 10percent to 20 percent between 2010 and 2011, before a sudden reversal that caused their figures drop back down. By 2015 it was the lowest indicator. In contrast, the group with the fewest changes was those aged from 55 to 64.