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Message: [QUOTE="AnonymousCookieMonster, post: 17983, member: 3229"] You make 3 categories of games. Super young 4-10 ([I]and thus diverse gameplay but relatively easy[/I]) for children, the usual range of Nintendo games 10-30 ([I]Easy to learn, hard to master, long retention games[/I]), and then you make some games for the more adult crowd that's a little more gritty or mentally challenging, a bit more niche but 'what if' scenarios of if bowser won in X series of games or Mario was flung 10 years forward and finds all of mushroom kingdom enslaved, or maybe Detective Pikachu with more gritty detective scenes and getting into psycological horror and human psyche games? Making games indefinately for the 12-18 range is fine, as there will always be those kids. But you want it like Star Wars, where the parents introduce the franchises their kids and play together and encourage growth and fun, not something to be abandoned because they aren't interested in you anymore. It's the business model Disney and Lucas Film had once upon a time. [/QUOTE]

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