Soundwave said:
Really young children aren't Nintendo's core demographic anymore and haven't been a for a while. Just is what it is. For you children, you can pick up the $300 Switch or even cheaper Switch Lite and they can enjoy Mario Kart and DK Bananza there until a cheaper Switch 2 Lite (or whatever is the cheaper model) eventually comes out. Either that or their parents just have to decide maybe a Switch 2 is "expensive", but it's also likely to be used to 5+ years whereas a lot of other toys and things like that won't be and it's a lot cheaper than say a trip to Disneyland or something else a parent promised and has grown way too expensive to make work. |
When you put it that way they might as well have made the Switch 2 launch games as child unfriendly as possible. Time for Candy Kong to take her top off and for Samus to rip out a space pirate's spine, I guess.
| sc94597 said: Honestly most people I know with young kids (I am 31, so about that age) buy Nintendo platforms for themselves and share them with their children. This isn't the 80s-00's when most parents didn't grow up playing video games. |
Fair point, but I still see this in Nintendo:
