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zarx said:

"A Core Gamer is someone that spends a significant amount of money on games that have a large client and require fairly expensive hardware such as a dedicated game console or a PC. There is another category for High-spending, low end users which would be those that play browser/social network type games, even though they spend a lot of money. The core gamers can be split into multiple levels:

    • Level 1 users are those that spend a lot on their game hobby ($1,000 or more a year for PC, $500 for console).
    • Level 2 users are those that spend $50 or more."

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  • "Hardcore" PC gamers who spent more than $1000 in a year nearly doubled, reaching approximately 10 million total users (up from ~6m in the previous year).
  • PC gamers who spent $50 or more were counted at roughly 85 million (up from ~72m the previous year).
  • Console gamers who spent $500 or more (including hardware) numbered approximately 84 million (up from ~37m the previous year)).
  • Console gamers who spent $50 or more numbered about 41 million (down from ~50m the previous year - many of these users migrated to the '$500 or more' category due to launches).

That's not a fair comparison.

So basically anyone who bought a new gen console becomes a level 1 customer, but if someone just upgrades his gfx card then he's only qualified as a level2?

BS!



Please excuse my bad English.

Currently gaming on a PC with an i5-4670k@stock (for now), 16Gb RAM 1600 MHz and a GTX 1070

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