VentureBeat reports on a new survey conducted by the NPD Group on video gaming, indicating that teens are spending less of their time playing games. The survey also offers a fascinating demographic breakdown, saying about 82% of kids from ages 2 to 17 say they are video gamers. Word is: "The survey says about 55.7 million kids are playing games, including 9.7 million who are ages 2 to 5. The largest segment is 9 to 11, with 12.4 million gamers. On average, they play games 10.6 hours a week. The time spent drops down once gamers hit the ages 15 to 17, and females don’t play as much." These are interesting data, but we are more fascinated by how they managed to survey children aged two to five.