The Biggest Videogame Spenders Live in New York

[GaltarDude1138]

Yeah, Pittsburgh's number 6! I didn't expect it to be that high on the list...

 

[Xman490]

Two of them are in Dade county in Florida: Miami, my home metropolis, (at 13. unlucky much?) and Hialeah (an immigrant-heavy city from what I hear, even for South Florida standards).

Hialeah is basically a separate country within Florida. Mostly Cubanos. I find it funny Miami ranks so high XD.

I know. Miami's so nice because it's nicely in between "concrete jungle" and "tropical paradise".

 

[ace_of_something]

Lot of college towns and/or high population areas on there... makes sense.

 

[Low Key]

Kinda surprised to not see Minneapolis on there. Our winters are too cold and last too long NOT to play video games.

 

[MrMoustaffa]

Holy crap at 33. Lexington Kentucky. I knew a lot of my friends around here played games, but I had no idea we were anywhere near the top 50 cities in the country...

 

[robb4rock6]

#16 represent 225

 

[Xelien]

WTF Laredo as #3???!!?!? Ah I get it now, cause theres nothing eles to do but play video games

 

[RUINER ACTUAL]

419 is 15th. That makes sense. We were the people that got MW2 three days early.

 

[Wintermoot]

maybe it also has something to do with the population density?

 

[Squilookle]

Well that's just great- now thanks to this bit of market research, we can look forward to another bazillion games set in New York. Hip hip hooray.

 

[The Epicosity]

Wait, Laredo is third? Seriously? That's pretty surprising.

 

[GonzoGamer]

Well that's just great- now thanks to this bit of market research, we can look forward to another bazillion games set in New York. Hip hip hooray.

Worse yet, we're going to see games set in fuckin Long Island (BTW official name soon to be "fuckin Long Island").
I'm not surprised though, there isn't much to do out there. It's better those kids play video games then play with smack... cheaper too.