Lol I don't see a game designed for seniors selling well, but maybe he can pull it off.

Matlock Adventures? Hm.

Something like Left 4 Dead except with The Golden Girls?

A cross between Wheel of Fortune and Uncharted?

I don't know. My mom likes mystery novels while her husband watches Andy Griffith and the agricultural channel.

LOL how about just making mature games? no teenagers with emo hair styles

I actually think that's really cool. I've always been of the opinion that more people making games is better. I'm curious to see how this could be marketed, but it's good to see developers branching out.

One thing I will say about Japan that bothers the hell out of me is how centered it is on middle- and high-school in terms of media. There almost seems to be an obsession with youth. I like the humor in a lot of Japanese dramas but the majority of them being set in high-school gets really tiresome. Korean dramas, on the other hand, are often about working professionals, sometimes even with characters in their thirties. It's refreshing, to be honest.

It's the same with games, with so many main characters being high-school age. There is nothing like playing a game with a cool, bad-ass character, then learning later that he's like 15--and that girl with long legs and huge breasts is supposed to be 14. Contrast that with western games, where characters are usually older and more experienced.

There is nothing wrong with it, exactly, but sometimes it does get kind of annoying.

I hope by seniors he just meant not a T rated game with childish motives *_*

Makes sense, because at the time Final Fantasy XV comes out we will all be Seniors

its an interesting idea... but how many seniors are going to buy gaming pc's or console? I dont think the market is big enough to make anything profitable..

maybe some game with the move where they can push a hoop with a stick?