I know that seems like a lot, but that's the median... So it includes everything. New console purchases, new monitors, etc. then it is divided over a 12 month period and includes PC gaming. So if just one guy buys a 10,000 dollar gaming PC, it raises the average quite a bit. Someone spends 750 on a new graphics card, then 1200 on a monitor, then buys a few games at 60 bucks each, puts in a preorder for a special collectors edition that costs 150... Buys a season pass for a game that costs 50, blows 5 or 10 dollars on DLC a couple times a year, It adds up. And the ones who spend less in a month are made up for by the ones who spend more. So when it averages out, if you buy a new PC and game on it, and you spend 2400 on it, then statistically that means you spent 200 a month on gaming that year.