A recent report from Nielsen’s, Millennials on Millennials report, shows that video games are no longer child’s play. Here is taste of the report.
Much has been written about how Millennials are finding their footing in the workforce, starting families and growing their economic prowess. But that doesn’t mean they’re all business. In fact, Millennials were the first generation to grow up with widespread access to video games, and they’re just as active gamers as they were when they were growing up—if not more so.
How important are video games to Millennials? According to Nielsen’s latest Millennials on Millennials report, which focuses on video game consumption among this demographic, two in three Millennials in the U.S. play video games every month.
To read more and the report go to Nielsen
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