Business & Games

217 Million Online Gamers and Counting

by on 12 September, 2008 - 18:11

by: Reinout te Brake

Comscore recently released a report, with very impressive figures. Not really surprising figures, but impressive.

Gamers-Always - RtB.jpgThe report shows that the number of global unique visitors to online gaming sites is 217 million, and it is growing at a 17% annual rate. This number represents 28% of the total worldwide online population.

The average player, visits these sites 9 times per month. And another interesting fact is that all the people surveyed, are over 15 years old.

The top five most visited sites are: Yahoo!Games, MSN Games, Miniclip.com, EA Online and Shockwave.com.

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