More than a third of people in the U.S. older than 9 play PC games

In fourth grade, you learn long division, some U.S. history, and, apparently, a love for PC gaming.

Thirty-seven percent of people age 9 or older in the U.S. play PC games, according to industry intelligence firm The NPD Group. Those active players spend 6.4 hours every week with a variety of hardcore and casual releases. The PC is one of the oldest gaming platforms, but it continues to attract an audience due to the variety of experiences different people can find that best suits them.