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    24% of those who play Minesweeper on PC are below the age of 25 Vintage PC Video Games Still Thrive in World of Apps | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 05/25/2012 from Nielsen Published: 05/22/2012
    31% of those who play Pinball on PC are below the age of 25 Vintage PC Video Games Still Thrive in World of Apps | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 05/25/2012 from Nielsen Published: 05/22/2012
    85% of Kongregate's audience are males, with an average age of 21 Core Games, Real Numbers: Comparative Stats for MMOs & Social Games  
    Added: 03/27/2012 from Kongregate Published: 03/05/2012
    France, Germany and the U.K. have higher concentrations of gamers aged 13-34 than the U.S. NPD study shows territory skews to different gaming habits  
    Added: 03/02/2012 from NPD Group Published: 02/13/2012
    50% of U.S. online males 24 and under bought virtual goods in 2011, compared to 15% of females of the same age Virtual Goods Spending Topped $2 Billion In U.S. In 2011 | Frank N. Magid Associates, Inc.  
    Added: 03/01/2012 from Magid Published: 02/29/2012
    In 2009, US young people ages 8-18 spent and average of 22 minutes a day on social media sites, 17 minutes playing online games, and 15 minutes viewing online videos Future Watch: Children and Technology - How Are They Using it and What Impact Will it Have on Them? - Analyst Insight from Euromonitor International  
    Added: 01/28/2012 from Euromonitor Published: 01/25/2012
    In 2009, US young people ages 8-18 spent an average of almost 1.5 hours using the Internet every day, and nearly 1.25 hours playing video games Future Watch: Children and Technology - How Are They Using it and What Impact Will it Have on Them? - Analyst Insight from Euromonitor International  
    Added: 01/28/2012 from Euromonitor Published: 01/25/2012
    16.7% of children aged 9-10 spend more than 2 hours each day using a computer, watching television, or playing video games None  
    Added: 07/06/2010 from Published: 07/06/2010