I'd say they're taking a more "For Everyone" approach this time around, as opposed to the Wii U's solely "For Kids" approach. The console doesn't look like a kiddy toy this time around, they got Minecraft and Fortnite on there to appease a good portion of the kids (at least the mid-2010s kids. They're doing nothing for the COD generation). They've got the old-school and family games to appease the over 30 crowd. The one big demographic that they seem to be neglecting, though, is the 2006-2018 PS/Xbox owners. They're slowly bringing over franchises like Bayonetta, modern Doom, etc., but they've got a lot of catching up to do.
I don't think they're trying to go for the most mature image. Right now they seem to be trying to strike a balance between family-friendly, and... well... this.
Last edited by Zach808 - on 21 August 2018
