Staude on 15 June 2009
| HappySqurriel said: An interesting thing can be observed in most households with young children the week after Christmas ... While they spent weeks or months begging for the most expensive, heavily advertized and newest toys on the market they enjoy playing with the toy's boxes more than the toys; and the classic toys their older relatives give them seem to get much more steady playtime than the latest and greatest toys. The push for larger epic experiences are driving development costs higher, but good simple videogames are not that expensive to make and people still really enjoy them. |
That is all subjective and down to the individual person.
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