Report finds British families game together, Wii very popular
by David Hinkle 
on Jan 8th 2009 6:16PM
A recent report conducted in Britain by research firm Deloitte says that the average Brit spends about 6.6 hours a week playing video games. As part of that report, Deloitte also found that a quarter of the individuals who were polled owned a Wii, with another quarter stating that they intend to own one in 2009. It's no surprise, if
you've been keeping up with sales figures.
Another aspect of the report that is quite interesting is the perception of gaming overall. Apparently, video games are considered part of "family time" over there for those between the ages of 26 and 42. It warms our heart to think of all the families getting along splendidly, enjoying gaming together.
How many of you enjoy gaming with your family? What games do you all play together? Is gaming
your main hobby?
[Via
Joystiq]
