That is an interesting conclusion of a study released by the PEW institute. There is a difference among the age, but still individuals over 65 years do gaming. Computers are the most preferred devices among mobile phones, game consoles and others. Less than 5% have created an avatar yet, so MMORPGs and virtual worlds users are still a minority in the world of gamers.
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