Monitering devices are inside your new ditigal television sets. Non-digital televisions cannot be monitored.

And now thanks to Left 4 Dead my total time for playing the 360 per day has gone up even more.

Still addicted to playing verses.

lol...wut?

 It's true. Just like your cellphone and all. I went on their website and they were at my doorstep a week later. No, it was not coincidence, because the neilsons have never done a yearly stop in my neighborhood. I spoke to the representative. He was going to different houses up and down the state trying to sell the monitoring boxes, before the 2009 digital tv warning hit on normal tv stations. This was like 2006-ish.

Go PS2!!

My PS3's on for hours on end each day, sometimes for days straight. And I play games on it atleast 6-10 hours on days that I don't have school or work [like today]. Any other day is about 3-5.

But since I'm in the Bahamas and play on a PC monitor this survey doesn't include me.

My personal usage is around 66% PS3, 34% Xbox 360.

furthermore it's only in the us, it's obvious the ps3 would be behind concidering it's so far behind in sales.

The usage doesn't have to follow the sales trend. It could still trail in sales but be the most played system on the planet, yet it's not. I blame the blu ray.

No, it is affected by userbase.... those percentages are estimations for the total time spent gaming between January and October 2008. It is not an average per person.

That is why the old systems are so high on there, because they all have an esablished userbase (both the Xbox and X360 userbase is double the PS3 base, but time is a factor too, so while the X360 base has remained roughly double from January through October, the origial Xbox was triple the PS3 base in January, but reduced to double in October.

similarly the PS2 userbase was 4-5 times the Wii base in January, and in October was about 3 times the size.... which is why the PS2 is higher than anything else.