Kasz216 on 10 November 2009
| lestatdark said: It's true, children can handle most of the more complex games, even if by today standarts, games are so dumbed down and so easy that most of them just don't care to try harder games. I think that giving the difficulty card as a reason not to target to children is not right as well, yet I also don't see how in today's standarts, most children can handle a more complex game. Not to say that there aren't any children who don't like to play hard and complex games, yet there are not as many as back in those days (we really didn't had any choice though) |
I think you'd be surprised. Afterall "kids" games tend to not sell as well as NES games, despite consoles being far more accepted for all walks of life.
Kids haven't become dumber. Developers just give kids less credit and don't pay attention to what else they're playing when there parents also pick up a movie tie-in type games.
