The 2021 Q3 The Orr Report is out. That’s the Roll20 stats on what games are being played on the virtual tabletop platform.
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For a taste of what's inside, Andrew Girdwood published a piece on 26th September 2021 noting: "We also have data on the dogs that gamers wish they could pet. It's here that we remember that gamers are weird.". It also was tagged with Infographics.
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Did you think Disney+ would grow this well?
Do you remember your initial reaction to hearing the news that Disney would enter the streaming battle?
Marvel’s Eternals movies triggers a search surge in people learning about American Sign Language (ASL)
Learn the 100 most important words – nailing the essentials like “thank you” and “please” mean you can jump straight into getting into a conversation.
Can games sometimes be more effective at teaching than school?
To enter the competition, as several hundred did, readers had to say whether they thought games might sometimes be more effective than school at teaching kids.
Cowboy Bebop’s original anime invades October’s horror streaming hordes
Squid Game and more traditional horror in time for Halloween dominate the streaming charts.
VR is virtually booming: Usage up 76%
Revenue in 2021 is projected to get near to 1.5 billion, and estimates from Oberlo track a 75% increase in monthly VR users over the last 5 years.
Horror battles humour in streaming wars
Stats show horror stories topping the charts of movies and TV, challenged by humour and the occasional hero.
Who are the scariest of Doctor Who’s monstrous enemies?
Readers had to vote for which creatures, aliens, and horrors were the scariest from a shortlist to enter the competition.
Data science: The most pettable computer game doggos
We also have data on the dogs that gamers wish they could pet. It’s here that we remember that gamers are weird.
Christmas crisis: Toys British shoppers should buy first
British parents might be wise to be exceptionally organised this Christmas for toy shopping.
