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Scatter Plot For > 5 million Video Game Sales

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RRochelle
Last edited Oct 13, 2021
Created on Oct 5, 2021

This interactive scatter plot visualizes over 5 million video game sales, using the d3 library to map various sales figures (such as North American, European, or global sales) to the x and y axes. Users can dynamically change the axes through HTML menus, with each point colored by the game's platform, such as Wii or PS. The SVG chart animates transitions via d3's `transition` API as selections change, and the chart is built with reusable, modular charts as seen in the `scatterPlot` and `menu` JavaScript files.

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A reusable scatter plot inspired by Towards Reusable Charts and Observable: selection.join.

Shows the [Dataset] (https://gist.github.com/Rochelle-Wu/6cb1e6fd26fc9980374dac3a98bdc435).

MIT Licensed

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