RolStoppable said:
F0X said:
I'm correcting his statement about Fire Emblem games being mostly E-rated. That's the sole reason why I'm bringing up ratings here.
No, I'm more of a happydolphin kind of thinker. I take interest in how art, narrative, and sound design play a role in determining target demographics (and vice versa), and that doesn't not preclude the notion of teenagers being attracted to the more violent video games available. When I say that Fire Emblem is aiming at a teen audience outside of Japan, it's mainly based on what I know about how anime is designed and marketed, how American teenagers (the only reference group I have at my disposal) react to certain kinds of anime (this is more based on personal experience than anything else, so I admit I could be completely wrong on this), and naturally, the content of the game itself. I simply came to the conclusion that the series seems suitied for teenagers and there's also plenty of reason for adults to enjoy it.
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Fair enough. Just don't become the happydolphin kind of thinker that your perception of art etc. is universal among all adults.
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I see "universal perception of art" as a contradiction. Closest possible related concept would be a general perception of art by a specific group, but that requires substantiation - preferably through statistics. If not, I'm left with careful observation.
