Hispanic gamers are more likely to buy console video games, less influenced by price points in their choices, and consider themselves gaming novices, according to a survey by Univision, which will team with GameSpot to produce a Spanish-language games portal.
Univision commissioned the study of the Hispanic gamer market, which sociologists consider undeserved by and underrepresented in video games, so that its results would coincide with the news of its partnership with GameSpot, unveiled today. Univision is the top Spanish-language broadcaster in the United States. Itāll soon begin hosting a games portal on its site, with content supplied by GameSpot. A news release said some of that content will be exclusive to Univisionās portal and originally produced in Spanish.
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Also, half of them consider themselves n00bs. More than 50 percent of Hispanic respondents rated their experience level as ānovice,ā as opposed to non-Hispanics, only 30 percent of whom claimed ānoviceā ability. The survey was comprised of answers from 524 Hispanic and non-Hispanic adults ages 18 to 54
Univision notes this is the second time itās collaborated with a property owned by CBS Interactive. In 2008 it and CNET also combined to launch a Spanish-language technology site on Univision.com.
