More than half of American teens willing to pay for downloadable games

A new study on teen preferences and behaviour has revealed that 53% of them is willing to pay for downloadable games and downloadable game content. According to the survey, teens make up around a third of the gamer population and spend about 8% of their budget on games.

38% of the surveyed teens said that they would buy games for mobile phones. 

The results come from PiperJaffray’s half yearly survey amongst 6000 US teens with an average age of 16,7 in the US.

Source: Gamasutra.com

16 April 2010