Video Games CORGIS Bar Chart

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Video Games CORGIS Bar Chart

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Last edited Feb 6, 2024

Created on Jan 31, 2024

The visualization displays the average review score for video games released each year from 2004 to 2016, using data from the CORGIS dataset. A bar chart shows each year's mean score, with the average value labeled above each bar and the year below. The p5.js sketch loads the CSV data via `loadTable`, calculates yearly averages in `calculateAverages`, and renders the chart using `rect` for bars, `text` for labels, and `line` for axes.

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Visualization of the Video Games data from the CORGIS dataset made with p5js. Please fullscreen for proper axis display.

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