The three pie charts demonstrate the division of aspects such as gender, age and best-selling games among Korean video games in 2003.
Overall, it can be seen that the general audience of Korean video games are males. Most of the players are of legal age, although, many are minors as well. Action seems to be the most popular genre of Korean video games.
Korean video games are popular among men almost three times as much as for women, at 72% and 28%. Furthermore, Korean video games are most common among young adults, from 18 to 35 years old, which is 42% out of all players. Additionally, it is also quiet popular among minors, at 35 percent. Moreover, adults older than 35 years old consist a great part of the player base despite being the least among other two.
The most favorable genre of best-selling electronic games is action, at 42%. It is significantly more popular than other genres. Ranked next after action, sports contain half of the popularity that action obtains, at 21%. Both role-play and education sale at a 7% rate. Other genres sale at only 6%.
