I agree with you sentiment on age but I would say that Google is correct. I haven't read through the posts here but I'm fairly sure I'm going to be hitting points everybody else did as well. Those of us in our mid-thirties grew up with these things. They were in effect marketed toward us when we were children. Now we're the ones having children and involving those into our childhood hobby. This average will expand as those of us who grew up with video games get older and our children start having children.
