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For everyone who has ever wondered why the ratio of men-to-women gamers is about 100 gajillion to 3, there is new evidence that shows a physiological basis for this phenomena.

A recent study shows that men's brains react differently to video game stimulus, providing a more rewarding experience when compared to a woman's. The study showed that a man's brain showed more activity in the 'Miyamoto-Meier' and 'Blast-o-Bang-o' zones as they played a game in which they tried to control more territory. Women, on the other hand, responded positively to images of Hello-Kitty and pretty-girls who have since become fat.

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