A recent report reveals that almost half of American children intend to ask for virtual game money – like coins or gems – as gifts this Christmas, highlighting how popular gaming has become.
A recent survey by the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) of over 700 children found that almost 60
43 per cent would like in-game currency, presumably for games such as Fortnite and Roblox.
I was looking at the latest stats about what kids want for Christmas, and it’s pretty clear what’s popular! Almost 39
The survey included over a thousand adults, and it found that about a third of them intend to give video games as Christmas presents.
The ESA conducts this survey every year, and it’s helpful to compare the current findings with those from past surveys.
Our 2023 survey showed that fewer children were interested in virtual game money compared to previous years. Interestingly, fewer also intended to ask for traditional, physical games.
Wow, it’s really interesting to see how much kids want things for games now, instead of the games themselves! I’m noticing more and more kids asking for things like V-Bucks – those in-game currencies – instead of actual game discs. It’s a pretty big shift, honestly!
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