Video game fans will debate which console they prefer and which one they think is best.
But could your choice of gaming console reveal your prowess in the arena of love?
A new study in the U.K. by VoucherCodesPro polled 1,747 gamers and it came up with some intriguing results.
Eleven percent of the gamers polled were considered “excellent” in bed while 27 percent were “good,” 26 percent were “average,” and 20 percent were “below average.”
Breaking it down by console, it was found that Xbox gamers were at 54 percent good or above, with 22 percent being considered excellent. Those who used the Wii console came in with only 47 percent being rated good or above. PC gamers fared the worst of all with only three percent raking as excellent.
The study didn’t include data for PlayStation 3 users.
So, will this study influence your choice of gaming console? Or do you think the results are accurate?
Please tell us in the comments and keep in mind this is a family site and we will be monitoring the comments to make sure they’re PG-13 or lower.
Q: [W]ill this study influence your choice of gaming console?
A: Seriously?!?
This has to be a marketing gimmick, but, now that I think about it, I’m sure it’ll influence someone out there. My preference would be to have all the gaming consoles if I could.
Well that sounds to me like you are just hedging your bets incase the missing data for PS3 users would be even better 🙂
Seriously, even if it is a marketing thing there is one thing about it, they “polled 1,747 gamers”… so this is the gamers reporting on themselves. In other words X-Box players are just more full of themselves 😉
Honestly for this poll shouldn’t they ask the _partners_ of the gamers… oh wait.
OK, so let me get this right. They polled a bunch of 40+ year olds who live in their mother’s basement and play video games all day, every day and a bunch of per-pubecent kids who hacked their age limits on their gaming system and they all said they were the world’s best lovers. At least those who knew what that meant anyway……….
OK.
I’ll stick with my Atari 2600.
My point exactly… well part of it anyway 🙂
Talk about a self selecting sample.
Nothin’ wrong with a 2600