Soccer Viewership: While 17% of frequent gamers say they watch soccer on TV a few times a week, just eight percent of infrequent gamers say the same. 

Hosting: Those who consider themselves frequent gamers are nine percentage points more likely to host parties or social gatherings with family and friends at least twice a week than those who play video games less frequently (15% vs 6%). 

AI Use: Frequent gamers are nearly three times as likely as infrequent gamers to use artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT on a daily basis (20% vs 7%). 

TikTok Shop Customers: While 31% of frequent gamers have used TikTok Shop, just 22% of infrequent gamers say the same. 

Sunscreen Habits: Those who play video games frequently are six percentage points more likely to wear sunscreen daily than those who play video games infrequently (18% vs 12%). 

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As the data show, how often you play video games reveals more than just your free-time preferences. It sheds light on a variety of other consumer behaviors that reach far beyond the screen. 

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