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chocoloco on 15 April 2015
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Dunban67 said:


I clicked on theESA.com to read the study and get more detail-  althogh they had more detail than what the cited article for this OP inclded, i was disapointed with the amount of specifics and depth/detail of context.  There were some of both but not nearly enough overall-    So some of the statistics they presented that might seem surprising at first become less so 

I wish they would have added % s (age, gender etc)  re the top 20 console games in 2014 and top 20 PC games (they had stats for both of those but did not have top 20 mobile games or similar )  

So most of their stats combined people/their gaming habits  who play games on devices that were primarily purchased for NON gaming reasons with people who play games on devices that were purchased primarily FOR gaming reasons- which makes a big difference

Honestly i was expecting a much better, more in depth and detailed study with far more definitions and context-  They surely had the ability to do one (maybe they did but have not published it - who knows) 

 

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It seems to have the data under the description of member benifits, and the only way listed to join is to call a specific person. It seems to target people in the gaming industry. Interestingly, it is run by the people that own and operate E3.