Band 6+: The line graph shows the number of video game discs that were bought in four months in 2014 from four different game stores, and the pie chart shows the percentage of games that had highest sales over this time.

The line chart gives information relating to the quantity of video game storage discs which people bought from January to April and the circular graph illustrates the proportion of games which were spent money on by numerous people as reported in 2014.

Overall, Cyberium increased while Ubihard, Gameshop and IGN saw a decline. It can also be observed that the most popular game was Bioshock Infinite.

This analysis will begin with the total number of people buying video game discs which had larger differences. In connection with Cyberium, it jumped sharply from approximately 1600 to over 3000 in April. Concurrently, Ubihard and Gameshop saw a considerable decrease throughout the period from around 2900 and 2600 to nearly 1300 and 1100 buyers. Concerning IGN, the figure exhibited a slight climb from over 1000 in January to 1300 in February prior to seeing a slow fall from 1300 in February to just 1000 at the end of the period.

Attention will now turn to the sales distribution of the best-selling games, which show smaller distinctions. There were marginally more purchasers of Bioshock Infinite at 30%, compared to customers of Pokemon Platinum, who accounted for 25%. There was parity among players of Far City 3, Assassin’s Creed Unity and other games at 14%, 15% and 15%.