They're not your grandfather's video games. But your grandfathers are playing them


A new survey from the Entertainment Software Association found that nearly two-thirds of Americans ages 5 to 90 play video games an hour or more per week. — Pixabay

In a divided America, there's one thing that most Americans have in common: playing video games.

A new survey from the Entertainment Software Association found that nearly two-thirds of Americans ages 5 to 90 play video games an hour or more per week. And the players include older Americans: nearly half of Baby Boomers surveyed and 36% of the Silent Generation.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Tech News

South Korea online retailer Coupang faces US securities class action over massive data breach
FanDuel, CME Group launch prediction markets in five US states
Waymo resumes San Francisco service after power outage pause
Coinbase doubles down on prediction markets with deal for The Clearing Company
Alphabet to buy clean energy developer Intersect in $4.75 billion deal amid AI push
Ellison steps in with personal guarantee as Paramount fights for Warner Bros
AI spending spree drives global tech debt issuance to record high
Instacart ends AI-driven price experiments after criticism
Ellison offers personal guarantee to beef up Paramount's Warner Bros bid
Honeywell expects $470 million charge from Flexjet settlement

Others Also Read