A survey out this week reveals that 97% of people found that playing video games was good for their mental health.
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Stats Articles - Page 25
Highlighting a specific entry from the archives, on 12th June 2020 Andrew Girdwood shared a story summarised as "While 33% of dads rated "Improved relationship" as an unexpected joy of the lockdown, 43% rated "I've beaten my kids at video games" as the best result.".
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$118 million: Tabletop games booming on Kickstarter, despite Covid
Now, new data from ICO Partners shows that the start of 2020 was a record-breaking six months despite Covid.
Lockdown dads find video games help them bond with their kids
While 33% of dads rated “Improved relationship” as an unexpected joy of the lockdown, 43% rated “I’ve beaten my kids at video games” as the best result.
Surviving the badlands? Which weapon would you pick?
For a generic badlands, one that you don’t know much about before being dropped into, which one of these dangerous items would you pick to have with you?
Is Netflix a bit rubbish where you live? [stats]
I think the results of this study into Netflix surprising at first, but it might be explained by how critical audiences are.
The research has been done: Geek films don’t especially polarise audiences
Rave Reviews crunched some stats around the most divisive movies and did it by the decade.
Do names have power?
Do you consider yourself to be superstitious? Or do you trust science? Can you do both at once?
This is what D&D’s best year looks like [infographic]
Wizards of the Coast have released a press release for European media to say so and in it is a large infographic to celebrate their best year.
Are they lucky? This animated histogram shows all the Critical Role rolls
I’m not a statistician (or even good at maths), but I’m surprised at the differences recorded given the volume of data here. Why are 10s twice as likely as 2s?
Geeks are more likely to consider danger from the melting ice caps
Do you think something science is yet to encounter might be frozen in Earth’s ice? Do you think it might be dangerous?
