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Video Games CORGIS Dot Plot

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NNoah C.
Last edited Feb 6, 2024
Created on Feb 6, 2024

This dot plot visualizes review scores for various Mario games from the CORGIS dataset. Each dot represents one game, positioned along the x-axis by its score with the title labeled on the y-axis, and the score printed beside each dot. The visualization is created using p5.js, with data loaded via `loadTable` from a CSV hosted on GitHub Gist. A blue axis line and score labels from 60 to 100 provide context for the distribution.

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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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