| kowenicki said: So that small sample also helps debunk the idea of the diverse PS3 demographic that I constantly hear. Very similar percentages of most played genres online and it could be argued is more diverse for the 360 offline. |
You can't infer anything for the offline diversity of either 360 or PS3 because percentages weren't given. The two 360 genres that tied for offline popularity could have been 40% each (unlikely) leaving only 20% for all the other genres, which means not a lot of diversity. PS3 on the other hand could have been 15% and 12% respectively for the top 2 genres making 73% of gamers pread through all the other genres, which means a great deal of diversity. Or it could be the other way 'round with the 360 being a 10% tie for the top two and the PS3 being 45% & 40% for the top 2. So you can't debunk or bunk any claims based on this information.
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