Gender centric anything is the whole reason why we're in the mess we currently are. People have been indoctrinated that arbitrary things like colors and clothing belong to a certain gender. Defining anything that is not biological as belonging to a certain gender is the reason why everything sucks today.

Then you should probably never play Stardew Valley. It's min-maxing hell on a very short timer. One of the most stressful games I have ever played.

You could make stickers, yet it failed? What is wrong with you, women?!

Nope. I also never bought a console made for boys.

Well if it was made for girls, then probably not. That's why I don't buy clothes for women or make-up.

I had no Idea Atelier games where this type of game, Cool.

They are already made it... it's a smartphone . Just kidding. It's dumb to target one specific sex with a console.

Personally, I probably would have actually liked the sticker-aspect growing up, especially if it allowed you to print out cutscenes, but the game selection is just dreadful.
Where are my Zelda-style adventure games? Cute-em-ups? Platformers? RPGs?

'I Want a Room in Loopy Town!', sounds like a life-sim/animal-crossing rip-off/decorating game, so that might have attracted me as a kid. I loved the Sims build mode, even though I was always frustrated with the lack of options.
'Lupiton's Wonder Palette' and 'Caricature Artist' sound like drawing apps/games in the vein of Mario Paint, wich.....eh...I've always much preferred to draw on paper, rather then with a mouse or controller. If one of those came with an actual wacom-style drawing tablet I might have been interested, but I doubt they were throwing expensive acessories at this console.

Contrary to what marketing will have you believe, obviously girls aren't just into pink, fashion, parties, romance and puppies. Although admittedly I've wanted a real-life puppy ever since I can remember, doesn't mean I was ever drawn to virtual puppy games though. I prefer my virtual pets with more claws and scales and the ability to spit fire.

As for stuff I actually was into as a kid, I was definitely more drawn to adventure games, RPGs, platformers, puzzlers, visual novels and life sims than sports games, fighting games and car-sims.
Art-style and atmosphere was a big draw for me, I absolutely adored the Capcom Zeldas and like just about any kid in the 90s loved pokemon.

Overall I feel like targeting any toy to just one gender, rather that trying for universal appeal is pretty dumb, but I get what they were trying to do. Female gamers were a largely untapped market before the DS and Wii came along (not that tehy didin't exist, but gaming still skewed male) and Nintendo has had great success with specifically targeting female gamers over the years. For Animal Crossing they assembled and all female led dev team and let them go wild in order to create something that would appeal to a wider audience and it worked well, so Nintendo tried to incorperate those experiences into their next consoles.

If games before Wii/DS weren't largely targeted at a specific gender why would them the console ownership be so much bigger along boys?

Yeah, Casio Loopy was ahead of its time. xD

But that's true, it would be nice if we could print cutscenes or character models from actual games...