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Game Publisher Donut Chart

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BBruceHenry
Last edited Sep 24, 2017
Created on Sep 24, 2017

This donut chart visualizes the market share of game publishers among the top 500 best-selling video games, using data from Kaggle's Video Game Sales with Ratings dataset. Rendered with D3 v4 in SVG, the chart aggregates global sales by publisher and encodes each publisher's share as an arc segment. The visualization is built with blockbuilder.org and is based on Curran Kelleher’s block, providing an at-a-glance comparison of publisher dominance in the gaming industry.

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This donut chart shows the game publisher market share of top 500 best selling games in the history.

This data is from Kaggle: Video Game Sales with Ratings.

Fork from Curran Kelleher’s Block

mit Licensed

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