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HOW MANY SPORTS FANS ARE PLUGGED INTO VIDEO GAMES?

     The ESPN Chilton Sports Poll surveyed 6,614 U.S. residentsover a 4-month+ period (10/4/94-2/13/95).  Respondents (age 12+)were asked whether they have video game equipment or personalcomputers in their homes, and, if so, whether they use them toplay sports video games.  "Fans" were identified by those whoplaced themselves on a scale of 0-10, where zero is "not a fan atall."  A "fan" is anyone who ranked themself between 1 and 10.
OWN A PERSONAL
COMPUTER?
USE IT FOR SPORTS
GAMES?
FAN
39%
FAN
40%
NON FAN
32%
NON FAN
17%
OWN VIDEO GAME
EQUIPMENT?
HAVE ANY VIDEO
SPORTS GAMES?
FAN
51%
FAN
70%
NON FAN
36%
NON FAN
42%

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