Band 5+: Three pie charts show the proportions of Korean video games in terms of gender, age, and best-selling games in 2003. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie graphs display the percentage of electronic games players from Korea relating to gender, age and best-selling games in 2003.

Overall, It is noticeable that the ratio of players in Korea were men, almost identical of whom aged between 18-35. Furthermore, action games were a well liked genre in this nation.

In 2003, The Electronic Games was the most popular by many ages, specifically young people, so the rate of 18 to 35 was the most popular with 42%. However from 35 above, they gradually became less active with decreasing the percentage from 42% to 23%. Overall, male have more participants than females, with the most favorite action games and the least role-plays thus the proportion of men account for 72%.

The Electronic games of Korea were often action, racing, education, role-play, and sports. In addition, one more part, explaining 6%, have been supplied for other less categories. Moreover, action placed firstplaced in first and sports in second, accounting for 42% and 21%, which was expected since the major gender of players are consist of men with 72% in total.