This week on Player Attack, we're finding out which Australians play video games, what they're playing, and why they're playing.br br Digital Australia 2018 is the seventh study in a series of national research in Australia and New Zealand, conducted by Jeffrey Brand and his team at Bond University. We caught up with Professor Brand and turned the tables for a moment, asking *him* the big questions about what this year's report says about Aussies.br br The report is fascinating reading, jam-packed with surprising statistics.br - the average age of the Australian gamer is now 34br - 97 of homes with children have computer gamesbr - 80 of game households have more than one device for playing gamesbr - 92 of players play with other peoplebr - 50 of children have used games in their school curriculumbr - 34 of adults have used games for workbr - 84 of players say games help improve thinking skillsbr - 77 of people who play games in Australia are aged 18 years or olderbr - 46 of video game players are femalebr - 43 of Australians aged 65 and over play video games!br br Would you like to know more? The full #DA18 report is available from the Interactive Games and Entertainment Association - for free! br ...