The Entertainment Software Association, the group that organizes E3 every year and represents the video game industry's interests in Washington, has released the results of a new study. But this one is not about violence in games or buying behavior. Instead, it reveals trends about gamers' political engagement and affiliations, among other things.Among the findings is that 80 percent of people who identify as gamers said they plan to vote in next year's presidential election.
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