>>45971833>And yet the games and associated media focuses on children. Hmmm.Yes? My post didn't contradict this. Adults are the largest demographic, it's still a game marketed toward children.
That's not necessarily bad, except for the fact that gamefreak thinks kids are idiots that need their hands held. They don't. EVERYONE would benefit from the games posing more of a challenge. Everyone would benefit from less dialogue. Minecraft has been the most popular game among kids for a long time, and they just plop you down in the middle of the wilderness with zero instructions. Kids like that kind of freedom.
