RolStoppable said:
If you don't think that this graph paints a somewhat accurate picture of the userbase, you can always look at the software that sells. For example the Brain Training games have sold more than 25m units combined and these games clearly don't sell to kids. They don't care for them, because they are doing enough of that stuff in school everyday. If you factor in that some people might have bought both games, you would probably still end up with more than 20m DS users over the age of 12, only based on the sales of these two titles. But honestly, how much proof would you need? It should be logical that the majority of DS users are over the age of 12. If you claim otherwise, you should be the one to go and find some numbers. |
just like i said BUHAHA
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