Band 6+: 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 charts illustrate the percentage of Korean video games based on gender, age group, and the most popular games in 2003.

Overall, young adults around 18-35 years old tended to play games, while the least was people over 35. Korean video games were popular among male rather than the female. On the other hand, action was the most preferred type of game by people in 2003.

Looking at the first pie chart, korean video games was popular among young adults around 18-35 yeas old at 42%, being the highest proportion compared to other age groups. Age group over 35 came next at 35%, followed by age group below 18 at 23$, being the lowest among other age groups.

In terms of gender, male preferred to play video games, accounting for 72%. Meanwhile, female was the least preferred to play video games making up at 28%, nearly half of the male video games player.

Based on the popularity, Action games were the best selling games compared to others type of games at 42%. The next is sports games and racing games, accounting for 21% and 17% respectively. The rest type of games such as education games, role-play games, and others type of games were all under 10%, at 7%,7%, and 6% respectively.